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Basic 12V DC Motor Circuit Simulation - Switch Open, 15A Fuse & Multimeter Test

Electrical circuit schematic showing a multimeter, switch, 15 amp fuse, 12V source, and DC motor armature.

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This document is a screenshot of a computer-simulated electrical schematic (drawn in circuit-simulation software such as Multisim) illustrating basic switch operation in a simple DC circuit. The circuit consists of a 12-volt battery (V2), a single-pole switch (J1, actuated by keyboard key 'A'), a 15-amp fuse (U1, labeled 15_AMP), and a DC motor armature load (S1, labeled DC_MOTOR_ARMATURE), all connected in series. A multimeter instrument (XMM1) is connected across the switch to measure electrical values during simulation. Wire nodes are numbered 1 through 4. In this view (filename 'SWTCH OP.jpg'), the schematic depicts the switch in the open position, part of a training set that includes companion images showing the switch closed, amperage, source voltage, fuse, and test-voltage readings. A reader can learn how a basic automotive-style circuit (battery, switch, fuse, motor) is arranged in series and how a meter is placed to test voltage across an open switch. The document is generic educational material and contains no vehicle-specific fuse charts, wire colors, connectors, or part numbers; it does not state any year, make, or model applicability.

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Frequently asked questions

What components are in this circuit diagram?
A 12 V battery (V2), a switch (J1, Key = A), a 15-amp fuse (U1, labeled 15_AMP), a DC motor armature load (S1, DC_MOTOR_ARMATURE), and a multimeter (XMM1) connected across the switch.
What is the fuse rating shown?
The fuse U1 is labeled 15_AMP (15 amps).
What voltage does the power source supply?
The battery V2 supplies 12 volts.
Where is the multimeter connected in this diagram?
The multimeter XMM1 is connected across the switch J1, between the node on the fuse side (node 4) and the node on the battery side (node 1).
What state is the switch in?
The switch J1 is drawn in the open position (per the filename 'SWTCH OP', this depicts switch-open operation).

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