A non-ideal ammeter affects the circuit it is connected to by introducing a resi...
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A non-ideal ammeter affects the circuit it is connected to by introducing a resistance into the circuit. This causes decrease in the current flowing through the circuit and hence causes the measured current value to be less than the actual current value.
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