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... usually somewhat heavier and more rugged , since extreme sensitivity is not required . The fibre suspensions of the ... usually demands that the instruments be used in the same position as that in which they were calibrated , with the ...
... usually somewhat heavier and more rugged , since extreme sensitivity is not required . The fibre suspensions of the ... usually demands that the instruments be used in the same position as that in which they were calibrated , with the ...
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... usually constructed with very few turns , and sometimes only one , on the primary . Because of the resistances of the windings , of the effects of eddy currents , hysteresis , and flux leakage in the core , of the finite resistances of ...
... usually constructed with very few turns , and sometimes only one , on the primary . Because of the resistances of the windings , of the effects of eddy currents , hysteresis , and flux leakage in the core , of the finite resistances of ...
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... usually included with a CRT to form a cathode ray oscilloscope is indicated in Fig . 7.5 . The x - axis and y - axis signals are usually applied to the plates through amplifiers . The frequency response and the linearity of the CRO are ...
... usually included with a CRT to form a cathode ray oscilloscope is indicated in Fig . 7.5 . The x - axis and y - axis signals are usually applied to the plates through amplifiers . The frequency response and the linearity of the CRO are ...
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Electrical Laboratory PracticePrecision of Measurements | 3 |
EXPERIMENT | 7 |
Direct Current Measurements Using Deflection Meters | 17 |
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