Lessons in Elementary Practical Physics volume 2
Lessons in Elementary Practical Physics volume 2
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LESSON XXVII. Use of the Slide Metre Bridge Method I.
59. Exercise. To compare the resistances of two coils.
Apparatus. A slide metre bridge, Fig. 81. Here are seen thick bars of copper, of which the bars MB, KL, EF, GH, and CN are fixed permanently to the base-board a, b, c, d, while the alternate bars BK, LE, FG, and HC are movable at will, being simply clamped by binding screws at B, K, L, E, F, G, H, and C.
^7CL Fig. 81. SLIDE METRE BRIDGE (Elliott's Pattern).
Between the ends M and N a thi...ck German silver wire is soldered, so that the distance between the portions of the ends of the wire just clear from solder is equal as nearly as possible to one metre. A millimetre scale is fixed along the middle of the base-board mounted on the top of a block of wood, which raises the scale some 45 mm. Above the bridge wire. The slider D may be placed at any position along the scale, and this position read off to y 1 ^ of a millimetre by observing the index line drawn on the upper plate of the slider.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LESSON XXVII. Use of the Slide Metre Bridge Method I.
59. Exercise. To compare the resistances of two coils.
Apparatus. A slide metre bridge, Fig. 81. Here are seen thick bars of copper, of which the bars MB, KL, EF, GH, and CN are fixed permanently to the base-board a, b, c, d, while the alternate bars BK, LE, FG, and HC are movable at will, being simply clamped by binding screws at B, K, L, E, F, G, H, and C.
^7CL Fig. 81. SLIDE METRE BRIDGE (Elliott's Pattern).
Between the ends M and N a thi...ck German silver wire is soldered, so that the distance between the portions of the ends of the wire just clear from solder is equal as nearly as possible to one metre. A millimetre scale is fixed along the middle of the base-board mounted on the top of a block of wood, which raises the scale some 45 mm. Above the bridge wire. The slider D may be placed at any position along the scale, and this position read off to y 1 ^ of a millimetre by observing the index line drawn on the upper plate of the slider.
What to read after Lessons in Elementary Practical Physics volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balfour Stewart to read onlineMoreLess
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