the operating magnetic field held in an electrodynamometer type of instrument has a flux density typically about
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Electrodynamometer (Eelectrodynamic) Type Instruments
The necessity for the a.c. calibration of moving iron instruments as well as other types of instruments which cannot be correctly calibrated requires the use of a transfer type of instrument. A transfer instrument is one that may be calibrated with a d.c. source and then used without modification to measure a.c. This requires the transfer type instrument to have same accuracy for both d.c. and a.c., which the electrodynamometer instruments have.
These standards are precision resistors and the Weston standard cell (which is a d.c. cell).It is obvious, therefore, that it would be impossible to calibrate an a.c. instrument directly against the fundamental standards. The calibration of an a.c. instrument may be performed as follows. The transfer instrument is first calibrated on d.c. This calibration is then transferred to the a.c. instrument on alternating current, using operating conditions under which the latter operates properly. Electrodynamic instruments are capable of service as transfer instruments. Indeed, their principal use as ammeters and voltmeters in laboratory and measurement work is for the transfer calibration of working instruments and as standards for calibration of other nstruments as their accuracy is very high. Electrodynamometer types of instruments are used as a.c. voltmeters and ammeters both in the range of power frequencies and lower part of the audio power frequency range. They are used as watt-meters, and with some modification as power factor meters and frequency meters.
The necessity for the a.c. calibration of moving iron instruments as well as other types of instruments which cannot be correctly calibrated requires the use of a transfer type of instrument. A transfer instrument is one that may be calibrated with a d.c. source and then used without modification to measure a.c. This requires the transfer type instrument to have same accuracy for both d.c. and a.c., which the electrodynamometer instruments have.
These standards are precision resistors and the Weston standard cell (which is a d.c. cell).It is obvious, therefore, that it would be impossible to calibrate an a.c. instrument directly against the fundamental standards. The calibration of an a.c. instrument may be performed as follows. The transfer instrument is first calibrated on d.c. This calibration is then transferred to the a.c. instrument on alternating current, using operating conditions under which the latter operates properly. Electrodynamic instruments are capable of service as transfer instruments. Indeed, their principal use as ammeters and voltmeters in laboratory and measurement work is for the transfer calibration of working instruments and as standards for calibration of other nstruments as their accuracy is very high. Electrodynamometer types of instruments are used as a.c. voltmeters and ammeters both in the range of power frequencies and lower part of the audio power frequency range. They are used as watt-meters, and with some modification as power factor meters and frequency meters.
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Answer:Lewis structure.
Lowest energy structure is the one with a factor based on a pure covalent bond between the two
atoms.
Explanation:Formal charges help in the selection of the lowest energy structure from the number of possible
Lewis structure.
Lowest energy structure is the one with a factor based on a pure covalent bond between the two
atoms.
Explanation:
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