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C) Kelvin Double Bridge:: Instrumentations and Measurements Lecture Seven
C) Kelvin Double Bridge:: Instrumentations and Measurements Lecture Seven
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We can prove that the Kelvin bridge in balance case if the following
equation is applied :
Then if the unknown value resistance is the third arm of the Kelvin bridge
, we can calculate it as follows :
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Example/ Find the value of Rx for the Kelvin bridge if the ratio between
Ra and Rb =1000.if the value of R1=5 Ω and the value of R2 is twice the
value of R1.
Solution
R2=2xR1=10 Ω.
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The dashed line between b and c refer to than we can consider b and c as
a one point because that there is no current passing between them.As a
result that the voltage difference between a and b equal to the voltage
difference between a and c as follows
I1 Z1=I2 Z2 (1)
I3 Z3=I4 Z4 (2)
I1=I3 (3)
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Solution
And to obtain its content , it must separate into real part and imaginary
part
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R2=200 Ω
R1=400
L2=15.92
R3=300
C3=0.4
Solution
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Maxwell Bridge
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