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Measurement and Instrumentation

Measurement and Instrumentation
The problem of Electrostatic coupling in a transformer is acute at

High load on the transformer
Power frequencies
Low frequencies
High frequencies

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Measurement and Instrumentation
When testing a coil having a resistance of 10 ohms, resonance occurred when the oscillator frequency was 10 MHz and rotating capacitor was set at 500/2π pF. The effective value of the Q of the coil is

 25.4.
 54.2.
 20.
 31.4.

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Measurement and Instrumentation
A wheatstone bridge cannot be used for precision measurements because errors are introduced into on account of

 Contact resistance.
 Thermoelectric emfs.
 All of above.
 Resistance of connecting leads.

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Measurement and Instrumentation
An Ohmmeter is a

None of the listed here
Moving coil instrument
Moving iron instrument
Dynamometer instrument

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Measurement and Instrumentation
Magnetic deflection is inversely proportional to

 (Voltage)-0.5.
 (Voltage)1.5.
 (Voltage)2.
 Voltage.

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Measurement and Instrumentation
In a moving coil instrument, the deflecting torque is proportional to

Squareroot of the current
Current
Square of the current
Sine of the measurand

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