Oxford Brand Kelvin Double Bridge, with spot reflecting galvanometer, High Current DC power supply and wooden stand for specimen. A bridge is an electrical circuit that consists of three branches that are connected at a common point and the intermediate bridging which is present can be adjustable. They are mainly used in an electrical Laboratory for measuring various parameters and in application like filtering, linear and nonlinear, etc. Bridges are classified into two types they are, DC bridges like Wheatstone Bridge, Kelvin Double Bridge, Mega Ohm Bridge and AC bridges like Inductance, Capacitance, Frequency.
Measuring a small value of resistance like 1 ohm, we can either use an ohmmeter or a Wheatstone bridge, but in a case where the resistance value is less than 1 ohm, it will be difficult to measure. Hence, we shunt a lower value of the unknown resistors, 2 precision resistors, and a high current ammeter to form four-terminal resistors, where the current flows through the circuit, then the voltage drop across the resistors can be measured using a galvanometer, which together is a four-terminal resistor called kelvin bridge.
Suitable for the use of wires and cable manufacturers and Transformer industry
Extensively used for finding the resistance of transformer winding, contact resistance of relays etc.
Measures in the range of 0.2 Micro ohms to 11 Ohms
Measurement Ranges: 2 Milliohms to 11 Ohms, 0.2Milli Ohms to 1.1 Ohms, 20 Micro Ohms to 11 Ohms, 2 Micro Ohms to 0.11 Ohms and 0.2 Micro Ohms to 0.0011 Ohms
Max Current 10A intermittent and 5A continuous
Accuracy: ± 0.05%
Battery Reversing Switch provided to reverse the current in the bridge to eliminate thermal effect
Complete with Spot Reflecting Galvanometer, Heavy Duty DC Current Source, Conductivity Attachment
MOBILE NO
CUSTOMER CARE NO
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