@@Circuitdigest Not sure that what you say is correct. With the continuity test on a multimeter you test whether the circuit is closed or open. The value that you get I believe it's a resistance, not a voltage. Correct me if I am wrong.
@@georgiosyiannakou734well you are wrong, see in the continuity when you test a diode, then the voltage drop of diode is shown and it's the same here...
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What is the unit of this voltage drop across transistor?
What 779 indicates in above testing?
it is in milli Volt
@@Circuitdigest Not sure that what you say is correct. With the continuity test on a multimeter you test whether the circuit is closed or open. The value that you get I believe it's a resistance, not a voltage. Correct me if I am wrong.
@@georgiosyiannakou734well you are wrong, see in the continuity when you test a diode, then the voltage drop of diode is shown and it's the same here...