Which of the following allows you to make a DC current measurement when the expected amperage exceeds the internal fuse capacity of the meter?

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An inductive probe (also known as a current clamp) allows for the measurement of DC current without the need for the current to flow through the meter itself, thus avoiding the limitations imposed by the meter's internal fuse capacity. Adjusting the meter's range or upgrading the fuse does not safely allow for measurements beyond the meter's designed capacity for direct current measurements.

Which of the Following Allows You to Make a DC