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钳形电流表使用时应先用较大量程,然后在视被测电流的大小变换量程。切换量程时应___。
A. 先将退出导线,再转动量程开关
B. 直接转动量程开关
C. 一边进线一边换挡
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在生产过程中,静电对人体,对设备,对产品都是有害的,要消除或减弱静电,可使用喷雾增湿剂,这样做的目的是___。
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