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please explain metre bridge

disha , 9 Years ago

Grade 12

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grenade

Last Activity: 9 Years ago

Metre bridge is one form of Wheatstone’s bridge. It consists of thick strips of copper, of negligible resistance, fixed to a wooden board. There are two gaps G1 and G2 between these strips.

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noogler

Last Activity: 9 Years ago

Meter bridge works on principle of wheat stone bridge.it consists of mangani wire of uniform cross section one meter in length which isfixed on a wooden board and two L-shaped copper strips r arranged on woodenboard.two gaps G1,G2r formed btw two strips by means of another strip

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gdbusher

Last Activity: 9 Years ago

The working of a Meter Bridge is based on the principle of Wheat stone bridge . It is a simpler form of Wheat stone bridge and is more accurate because , the resistances R and S can be changed in a continuous fashion . It is called a meter bridge it consists of a wire AB of one meter length .

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E.Nandhini ketha

Last Activity: 7 Years ago

The metre bridge is operates under Wheatstone’s principle.

The metre bridge, also known as the slide wire bridge consists of a one metre long wire of uniform cross sectional area, fixed on a wooden block. A scale is attached to the block. Two gaps are formed on it by using thick metal strips in order to make the Wheat stone’s bridge. The terminal B between the gaps is used to connect galvanometer and jockey.