CBSE BOARD XII, asked by alishaa95, 3 months ago

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contents of meter bridge project class 12 ? ​

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Answered by ғɪɴɴвαłσℜ
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\sf{\huge{\underline{\red{Meter\:Bridge :-}}}}

\sf{\large{\underline{\pink{Meaning :-}}}}

It is simply a practical application of the wheatstone bridge that is used to measure unknown resistances .

\mathtt{\bf{\large{\purple{\underline{Principle :-}}}}}

Its working is based on the principle of wheatstone bridge.

When bridge is balanced ,

 \dfrac{P}{Q}  =  \dfrac{R}{D}

\mathtt{\bf{\large{\orange{\underline{Construction :-}}}}}

It consists of usually 1 metre long magnet and wire of uniform cross section, stretched along a metre scale fixed over a wooden board to and soldered to L-shaped copper strip so to provide gap ab and a1b1 given in the resistance ab connected in gap a1b1 .

A source of EMF is connected across AC & a movable Jockey and a galvanometer across BD.

\mathtt{\bf{\large{\blue{\underline{Working :-}}}}}

After taking a jockey move along AC .There is no defection in Galvanometer. This is balance condition of wheatstone bridge. If p and q are part of AB and BC of wire and balanced condition .

 \dfrac{P}{Q}  =  \dfrac{R}{D}

  • AC = 100 cm
  • AB = L cm
  • BC = ( 100 - l )

 \dfrac{P}{Q}  =  \dfrac{Resistance\: of \:AB}{Resistance \:Of \:BC}

 \dfrac{l}{100-l}

Hence,

 \dfrac{R}{S}  =  \dfrac{l}{(100-l)}

 \boxed{\red S = {\dfrac{R(100-l)}{l}}}

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Fig. Meter Bridge attached

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