Under the voltage analogy, charge is considered analogous to
A.Force
B.Mass
C.Momentum
D.Velocity
E.Displacement
A.Force
B.Mass
C.Momentum
D.Velocity
E.Displacement
A.Venturimeter
B.Rotameter
C.Orifice
D.Anemometer
E.Manometer
A.Disappearing filament type pyrometer
B.Total intensity radio meters
C.Photoelectric tube pyrometers
D.Suction pyrometer
E.Colour pyrometer
A.Antimony – bismuth couple
B.Copper constant couple
C.Copper iron couple
D.Iron – copper couple
E.None of the above
A.0.5
B.0.05
C.0.008
D.0.0006
E.0.00008
A.Rotation
B.Flow
C.Viscosity
D.Specific gravity
E.Pressure of wind
A.Measure average pH value
B.Produce a constant voltage
C.Provide temperature compensation
D.Produce a constant current
E.None of the above
A.0?C
B.?39?C
C.?69?C
D.?169?C
E.?225?C
A.Current
B.Voltage
C.Induced emf
D.Mutual inductance
E.Magnetic flux linkage
A.No observational error
B.Faster reading
C.Output can be fed to a memory circuit
D.Better accuracy
E.All of the above