B. 12 V
C. 6 V
D. 40 V
A. D.C. voltmeter
B. None of the above
C. Ammeter and a known resistance
B. zero
C. 0.8 leading
D. 0.8 lagging
A. Integrating instruments
C. Absolute instruments
D. Recording instruments
A. to the supply side of the current coil
C. none of the above
D. in any of the two meters at connection
A. electrical resonance frequency meter
B. Weston frequency meter
C. reed vibrator frequency meter
B. 80
C. 120
D. 170
A. None of the above
B. Any of the above
C. Modified De Santys bridge
E. Wein bridge
A. ground fault on a cable
B. short circuit fault on a cable
D. none of the above
A. vibration galvanometer
B. Duddlb galvanometer
C. elastic galvanometer
B. dynamometer instrument
C. moving coil instrument
B. known inductance and resistance
C. known resistance
D. known inductance
A. electrostatic instrument
D. any of the above
B. almost zero
C. low
B. that it measures the response of linear ramp voltage
C. same as digital meter
D. that it works on the principle of complex variation
A. neither A. nor B.
B. either A. or B.
C. non-linear
A. zero
B. 0.3
D. unity
A. non-conducting and magnetic material
B. none of the above
D. conducting and magnetic material
A. none of the above
C. a lamp
D. bus-bars
A. Deflecting device
C. Damping device
D. Controlling device
A. both D.C. and A.C.
C. A.C. only
C. Anderson bridge
D. Maxwells bridge
D. moving iron instrument
A. inclined at 60
C. parallel
D. inclined at 120
A. (n + 1) wattmeter elements
C. n wattmeter elements
D. 2n wattmeter elements
A. a D.C. potentiometer directly
C. a D.C. potentiometer in conjunction with a volt ratio box
A. an indicating instrument
D. a recording instrument
A. recording instrument
B. integrating instrument
D. absolute instrument
B. mercury motor meters
C. all of the above
D. commutator motor meters
A. temperature compensation
B. overload and voltage compensation
C. light load or friction
D. lag and creep
B. Controlling device
C. Deflecting device
D. Damping device
B. isothermal voltmeter
C. hot wire voltmeter
D. electrodynamic voltmeter
A. nichrome
C. silver
D. platinum
A. Maxwells bridge
C. Maxwell Wein bridge
A. Commutator motor meters
B. Mercury motor meters
D. None of the above
A. neither too small not too large
B. very thick
D. as short as possible
B. compare voltage in a box
D. measure voltage
B. Amplifier gain and phase shift
C. Complex insersion loss
D. Filler transfer functions
A. approximately 0
C. exactly 0
D. approximately 90
A. faulty
C. short-circuited
A. Most be of low temperature co-efficient
B. Should not be subjected to fatigue
D. Should be non-magnetic
E. Should have low specific resistance
A. Voltmeters
B. Ammeters
C. Wattmeters
A. permanent magnet type ammeter
B. moving iron repulsion type voltmeter
C. electrostatic ammeter
B. electromagnetic coupling
C. both A. and B.
B. deflection angle
C. balancing weight
B. 5 kV
C. 10 kV
D. 1 kV
B. directly by a D.C. potentiometer
C. a D.C. potentiometer in conjunction with a known resistance
A. Wheat stone bridge
C. Kelvins double bridge
A. either A. or B.
C. neither A. nor B.
D. should be mounted in horizontal position
A. measurement of resistance
B. measurement of current
C. calibration of voltmeter
D. calibration of ammeter
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