An Introduction to the Theory of Electricity, With Numerous Examples
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= 16, g = 4, r=4-l, s = TOS and JS = 4, and the galvanometer resistance is very great, find the part of the whole electromotive force which acts in the bridge^ piece.
^"*- 2^9- 49. A polarized voltameter and a galvanometer are included in the bridge of Wheatstone's bridge and the resist- ances arranged so that there is no current in the bridge; show how to determine the electromotive force of polari- zation.
50. A voltameter or polarizable cell is included with a commutator in the branch AB sup...pose of the bridge, show what measurements you would make to determine the effect (if any) produced by the polarization in the resistance.
51. If the resistances in the preceding question were so arranged that no current was passing in the bridge BD, and if on turning the commutator no current still was passing, what inference would you draw ?
52. ABO is a triangle formed by straight and uniform conductors, and OA, OB, OC are similar conductors joining to the angular points; find the condition that OA may be conjugate to BO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
= 16, g = 4, r=4-l, s = TOS and JS = 4, and the galvanometer resistance is very great, find the part of the whole electromotive force which acts in the bridge^ piece.
^"*- 2^9- 49. A polarized voltameter and a galvanometer are included in the bridge of Wheatstone's bridge and the resist- ances arranged so that there is no current in the bridge; show how to determine the electromotive force of polari- zation.
50. A voltameter or polarizable cell is included with a commutator in the branch AB sup...pose of the bridge, show what measurements you would make to determine the effect (if any) produced by the polarization in the resistance.
51. If the resistances in the preceding question were so arranged that no current was passing in the bridge BD, and if on turning the commutator no current still was passing, what inference would you draw ?
52. ABO is a triangle formed by straight and uniform conductors, and OA, OB, OC are similar conductors joining to the angular points; find the condition that OA may be conjugate to BO.
What to read after An Introduction to the Theory of Electricity, With Numerous Examples?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cumming, Linnaeus, 1843- to read onlineMoreLess
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