Meter accuracy is determined by
A.Full scale deflection
B.Half scale deflection
C.One fourth scale deflection
D.Least reading possible on the scale
E.Thickness of the pointer
A.Full scale deflection
B.Half scale deflection
C.One fourth scale deflection
D.Least reading possible on the scale
E.Thickness of the pointer
A.Accuracy
B.Precision
C.Least Count
D.None of the above
A.1, A
B.1/2 V
C.0.1 V
D.1 mV
E.1
A.0.35 second
B.0.69 second
C.0.99 second
D.1.38 second
E.3.92 second
A.mass inertia effects are negligiole
B.minimum effects of friction
C.remote indication is possoble
D.None of the above
A.McLeod gage
B.Thermal conductivity gage
C.Diaphragm
D.All of the above
A.Thermistor
B.Pyrometer
C.Thermocouple
D.Resistance thermometer
E.Any of the above
A.Carbon steel
B.Dead mild steel
C.Tungsten steel
D.Cobalt steel
E.Alcomax
A.Horizontal direction only
B.Vertical direction only
C.Complex parts
A.Training errors
B.Handling errors
C.Personal errors
D.Accidental errors
E.Mistakes