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Measuring Instruments

- Galvanometer
>
- Ammeter
- voltmeter.
-
Wheat stone Bridge

#
Measuring Instruments
Gutents
=
>
- Galvanemeter .

-
Ammeter
- unfmeter.
Wheatstone
>
-
bridge
>
- meter bridge
>
- Potentimeter .

# Galvanometer.
the
A derive
circuit
used to detect the current
flowing in

-principle
E
-

Moving cell gevenmeter. deflection x curta

IIe)
② Hot wire
gavanomet
③ Tangent guranometer
Based
.

on fangent law .
>
- IX fane

6 Mat
a
um
Im ,

·
=
# Ammeter
It is a derive to measure the amount
of
current in the circuit
.

- Galvanometer >
-
Ammeter .

Resistance
Ge
of glivanometer .

Ege maximum current that

· ↓
can

be passed through the


guranometer without
it
demaging .

--------met
i
full scale deflection
current of givanometer
Vacrossh = VaraS
Seshunt
Exa =
-1g) xs small resistance connected
in parallel with
=gXh
s
givan meter.
7- maximum current to
be measured by
ammeter .

>
-
(0 10) A
-

I = to Ampere

-
To nth part of current through the
pass
vanemeter.
gu

Ig :
In
I
Ig
= n
= xh **
S
Lot of cret
is
passing through
guranomete

= X
Ig
= 18 %
of I

-I

· Ea
Ig =

>
- To increase the range of ammeter by
'n time

+ Resistence of
S
= initia ammeter.

>
- Resistance
Ammeter <Shurt <Envanometer.

>
-
Ammeter is connected in series with the
circuit element .

-> Ideal Ammeter has zero resistance

&

-
91
T
G A

92 -

a =
992
10% of I
Ig =
n = 10

=
S
: =
S : I
93 -
-

IX tang

Fr
I2 = 2 x 3 = 6 Ampere

#meterderive to measure potential difference


in
between any two prints the circuit.
>
-
Galvanometer >
- Voltmeter
multiplier
.

-
R- High resistance

n anneted
with
gu vonemeter
in serives
.

Entreten
-
maximum
[
VR ve
voltage
to be measured
by the voltmeter
v =
zg(4 + R)
a + R
F
=

vg
=
IgXh
R
R vR = Eg X
= 4
V =
Vg + VR

nth
1
>
-
part of applied voltage appears across
the guronometer

vg =
I V = n .

vg

R
= 4

=
=
= non -
h

R =
(n- 11 h

If the voltmeter is increased


to be
by
>
-
range of
high
In times , then required a
resistance to be connected

in with initia is
series voltmeter

R G (n-1) where h = Resistance


=
of
initio
voltmeter .

- Resistance ,

Voltmeter > Multiplier > Galvanometer

>
- Ideal voltmeter has infinite resistance .

>
- voltmeter is connected in parallel with the
circuit element .

VIR
·
-
·
94
I

9
-

96 =>
-

= XXX
-

9t
=
&

9
-

E
:
n =
= stimes

R = In-11 .
U

= 15-17 .
2000 = 4 x 2000

R = 8000 -

e
# Wheatstone Bridge .

It is
>
- an
arrangement
is
of
resistors which used
your
to measure one
of them
in terms other .
of

Balance Endition :
>
-
Bridge
Bridge is said to be batanned when
galvanometer shows null
deflection .

or

V = Vo

At this condition ,
the product of opposite resistor are
equal

P XS =
&XR
-> Unbalanced Bridge ,
At this condition currentflows in

guranometer. Currit flaw


Beo
74 VB >o o

vo > un O-B

Meter Post
>
-
Bridge ,
office box , etc.
works on the principle of Wheatstone Bridge

Eg

=
RXS
PX9 =

:
So
20m]

1
·

-
2

V = zXMtrth
10 = = x 2

2 = Y I = = JAmp
M
2
-

= Y
=

4/14 : 2 m

How
Questions
-
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9, 2

913

Siy

Sis
916

giz

Sig

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