International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 198
e to the other, its value dependingon the resistance of the conductor and the difference ofpotential between the two points. If this conductor be the coil of a galvanometer, it isobvious that the divisions on the scale may be marked to read volts instead ofamperes. In Fig, 996 a current flows from… … ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS. 1633 2503. If a galvanometer whose resistance is approxi-mately that of the part of the circuit b c x?, connected tothe points b and c, the current flowing from a to b willdivide at b, and a part flow through the galvanometer G.The whole current will again flow from c to d.…
Electrical engineering
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