By which material is a potentiometer wire normally made and why
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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.
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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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