Galvanometer : Construction, Types, Working & Its Applications
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Laser Scanning for DIY Cerna® Systems
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On connecting a shunt of 12Ω , the deflection of galvanometer reduces from 50 to 20 divisions. Calculate resistance of galvanometer.
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