Physics, asked by kavi1182, 11 months ago

By which material is a potentiometer wire normally made and why

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Answered by muskan693075
19

Explanation:

manganin

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Answer: Generally alloys like constantan or manganin are used as potentiometer wire because they posses high specific resistance and low temperature coefficient.

Answered by HanitaHImesh
10

The potentiometer wire is normally made of alloys constantan and manganin.

This is because they have high resistivity and low temperature coefficient of resistance so that :

•the overall resistance of the wire is high and,

• the potential difference across its ends is measurable.

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