Under force-current analogy, the reciprocal of inductance is considered analogous to
A.Mass
B.Momentum
C.Displacement
D.Spring constant
E.Velocity
A.Mass
B.Momentum
C.Displacement
D.Spring constant
E.Velocity
A.1256?C
B.1156?C
C.2800?C
D.3400?C
E.4400?C
A.LVDT
B.Strain gauge
C.Photocell
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.Cu (55%) and Sn (45%)
B.Cu (55%) and Ni (44%)
C.Fe (55%) and Ni (44%)
D.Pt (90%) and Rh (10%)
A.Constantan
B.Isoelastic
C.Nichrome
D.None of the above
A.100?C to 250?C
B.0?C to 250?C
C.?50?C to 300?C
D.?175?C to 350?C
E.?212?C to 1000?C
A.Hysteresis in the instrument
B.Electrical draft
C.Non-linearity
D.All of the above
E.None of the above
A.venturimeter
B.orifice meter
C.rotameter
D.None of the above
A.Systematic error
B.Mathematical error
C.Detectable error
D.Physical error
E.Cumulative error
A.The scale
B.The instrument available
C.Class of work
D.All of the above
E.None of the above