Abstract: An input ranging circuit for an electronic instrument that allows for measuring a.c. voltage, d.c. voltage, and d.c. resistance is provided. The voltage ranging circuit has three modes, d.c. volts, a.c. volts, and ohms, which are selected by a mode switch. A resistor network containing an input resistor, feedback resistors, a reference resistor, and divider resistors provides resistances that are ratiometrically scaled to maintain relatively tight ratio tolerances. A switch array coupled to the resistor network provides for the selected circuit configuration and divider ratio in conjunction with the mode switch. Each of the switches in the switch array may be independently controlled via control signals. In d.c. volts mode, the input voltage is divided down according to a desired voltage divider ratio. In a.c. volts mode, the voltage divider is supplemented with an a.c. amplifier configured to extend the useful bandwidth of the input ranging circuit.