Bolometers are used for measurement of
A.Thermal radiations
B.Electromagnetic, radiations
C.Manetic hysteresis loop area
D.Intensity of light
E.All of the above
A.Thermal radiations
B.Electromagnetic, radiations
C.Manetic hysteresis loop area
D.Intensity of light
E.All of the above
A.Bourdon tube
B.Flat diaphragm
C.Ionisation gauge
D.Manometer
E.Capsules
A.Manometer
B.LVDT
C.Strain gauge
D.Pirani gauge
E.Bolometer
A.Resistance
B.Industance
C.Capacitance
D.Admittance
E.Current source
A.voltage sensitive
B.current sensitive
C.power sensitive
D.None of the above
A.From antimony to bismuth at the cold junction
B.From antimony to bismuth at hot junction
C.From bismuth to antimony at cold junction
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.0?C to 600?C
B.?175?C to 900?C
C.?250?V to 1500?C
D.?373?C to 1800?C
E.0?C to 2500?C
A.0
B.1
C.7
D.10
E.14
A.Below 3 microns
B.Above 3 microns
C.Above 100 microns
D.Between 100 and 200 microns
E.Above 200 microns
A.Colloidal fuel
B.Acid sludge
C.Tar
D.Bark