The Galvanometer a Series of Lectures
The Galvanometer a Series of Lectures
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29. A coil thus held between tense suspension wires vibrates rapidly, and a short period of oscillation is, therefore, one of the character- istic features of such instruments.
The D'Arsonval galvanometer has been subjected to a great variety of modifications. We have, for example, the moving coil without an iron core, a moving coil * Deprez and D'Arsonval: Comptes Rendus 94, p. 1347, 1882.
53 with an iron core, a moving coil the interior of which is rilled with a stationary piece of soft iron.... The field in which the coil swings is sometimes that of a permanent magnet of the horseshoe type, sometimes that of an electromagnet, and sometimes that of a sole- noid without iron. The air gap also is of various sizes, from the very large air gap of the Thomson graded galvanometer to the exceedingly small one employed in instruments of the Breguet form. The advantages FIG. 29.
of all these galvanometers may be summed up in the statement that they are exceedingly quick of action and remarkably free from outside influences.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
29. A coil thus held between tense suspension wires vibrates rapidly, and a short period of oscillation is, therefore, one of the character- istic features of such instruments.
The D'Arsonval galvanometer has been subjected to a great variety of modifications. We have, for example, the moving coil without an iron core, a moving coil * Deprez and D'Arsonval: Comptes Rendus 94, p. 1347, 1882.
53 with an iron core, a moving coil the interior of which is rilled with a stationary piece of soft iron.... The field in which the coil swings is sometimes that of a permanent magnet of the horseshoe type, sometimes that of an electromagnet, and sometimes that of a sole- noid without iron. The air gap also is of various sizes, from the very large air gap of the Thomson graded galvanometer to the exceedingly small one employed in instruments of the Breguet form. The advantages FIG. 29.
of all these galvanometers may be summed up in the statement that they are exceedingly quick of action and remarkably free from outside influences.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E L Edward Leamington Nichols to read onlineMoreLess
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