A strain gauge material should have low
A.Gauge factor
B.Sensitivity
C.Resistance temperature coefficient
D.All of the above
A.Gauge factor
B.Sensitivity
C.Resistance temperature coefficient
D.All of the above
A.Optics
B.X-rays
C.Microwaves
D.Reflection of light waves
E.Propagation of modulated light waves
A.One primary coil and two secondary coils
B.Two primary coils and one secondary coil
C.One primary coil and one secondary coil
D.Two primary coils and two secondary coils
A.5 kg/cm2
B.10 kg/cm2
C.15 kg/cm2
D.70 kg/cm2
E.170 kg/cm2
A.To unllify the errors due to temperature
B.Improve stability of the measuring system
C.Measure lateral strain
D.Increase the sensitivity of measuring system
A.Bar standard
B.End standard
C.Light wave standard
D.Any of the above
E.None of the above
A.natural error
B.systematic error
C.instrumental error
D.None of the above
A.They read average values
B.They read rms values
C.They cannot take overheads
D.When calibrated on dc they cannot be used for ac signals
E.Their calibration dies not change with time or temperature
A.square wave oscillator
B.sinusoidal wave oscillator
C.sawtooth wave oscillator
D.None of the above
A.Venturimeter
B.Rotameter
C.Pitot tube
D.Hot wire anemometer
E.None of the above