How to convert galvanometer to voltmeter?
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Connecting a very high resistance(S) in series with a galvanometer (which also has some resistance, say G) would make a voltmeter.
Voltmeters have a very high resistance, that's the reason why they are connected in parallel, so that very less current passes through it.
Now, that we have connected a very high resistance in series with the Galvanometer, the equivalent resistance is very very high, which when connected in parallel would be analogous to Voltmeter.
Hope that helps.
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Here's your answer.
Connecting a very high resistance(S) in series with a galvanometer (which also has some resistance, say G) would make a voltmeter.
Voltmeters have a very high resistance, that's the reason why they are connected in parallel, so that very less current passes through it.
Now, that we have connected a very high resistance in series with the Galvanometer, the equivalent resistance is very very high, which when connected in parallel would be analogous to Voltmeter.
Hope that helps.
Thanks.
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