Galvanometer
Asked by baidshryans | 27th Dec, 2008, 01:04: PM
Expert Answer:
The galvanometer is a device to measure electric current.The sensitivity of the galvanometer is the minimum value of current that it can measure.For eg.Galvanometer G1 has a sensitivity of 100mA in a full scale of 100 divisions .This Implies it measure a minimum of 1mA in1 deflection .
Another galvanometer G2 has a sensitivity of 50mA in a fulla scale of 100 divisions .This Implies it measure a minimum of 0.5 mA in1 deflection which lesser than G1.Hence G2 is more sensitive to current.
Answered by | 31st Dec, 2008, 12:50: PM
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