A moving coil galvanometer has 24 turns and 12 ohm resistance
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Current sensitivity of the galvanometer is given by
Cs=kNAB
where k= resistance couple per unit test
Case (1)
C=kNAB→(1)
Case(2)
C′=(C+10025∗C)
=1.25C
and C′=kN′AB→(2)
Taking ratio of (1) and (2)
we get,
C′C=N′N
N′=N∗C′C=N∗1.25
Hence N′=24∗1.25=30 turns
So we need to increase 6 turns as voltage sensitivity is given by
Sv = RkNAB
as Sv ∝ R1 where R=resisatnce
Answer:
Current sensitivity of the galvanometer is given by
Cs=kNAB
where k= resistance couple per unit test
Case (1)
C=kNAB→(1)
Case(2)
C′=(C+10025∗C)
=1.25C
and C′=kN′AB→(2)
Taking ratio of (1) and (2)
we get,
C′C=N′N
N′=N∗C′C=N∗1.25
Hence N′=24∗1.25=30 turns
So we need to increase 6 turns as voltage sensitivity is given by
Sv = RkNAB
as Sv ∝ R1 where R=resisatnce
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