This document discusses two types of bridges used in electronic instrumentation: a capacitance comparison bridge and Schering's bridge. Both bridges are used to measure capacitance but work on different principles - the capacitance comparison bridge compares the capacitance of an unknown capacitor to a known standard capacitor, while Schering's bridge uses a Wheatstone bridge configuration to measure an unknown capacitor.
This document discusses two types of bridges used in electronic instrumentation: a capacitance comparison bridge and Schering's bridge. Both bridges are used to measure capacitance but work on different principles - the capacitance comparison bridge compares the capacitance of an unknown capacitor to a known standard capacitor, while Schering's bridge uses a Wheatstone bridge configuration to measure an unknown capacitor.
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This document discusses two types of bridges used in electronic instrumentation: a capacitance comparison bridge and Schering's bridge. Both bridges are used to measure capacitance but work on different principles - the capacitance comparison bridge compares the capacitance of an unknown capacitor to a known standard capacitor, while Schering's bridge uses a Wheatstone bridge configuration to measure an unknown capacitor.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd