Kelvin Double Bridge Method | Low Resistance Measurement | Instrumentation Systems

[@tefokefira9170]

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[@Topperly]

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[@thunders5880]

Kelvin bridge But i understand the double bridge

[@nooryussufbinothman5585]

What suitable Voltage power supply and suitable value for current can be used in this experiment?

[@Topperly]

You can use a 5V source and limit current to uA to mA range depending on the power rating of resistors :)

[@nooryussuf6470]

@@Topperly Ok. I use 0.1 ohm for Fixed Resistor in Kelvin Double Bridge Exp. So can I used 4mA for current?

[@Topperly]

If you know the power rating of resistor, see if that current burns out the resistor or not. If you do not know, start with uA range currents and use a sensitive galvanometer - bcz we only need a value of current that can cause some deflection in the galvanometer :)

[@nooryussuf6470]

@@Topperly Oh I see. Understood. Thank you for ur kind reply. :)

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[@pratik_anand]

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[@theearththemoon2664]

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[@Topperly]

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[@Topperly]

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[@ankitaiitmee]

Can we use Kelvin double method for more than 5 V

[@Topperly]

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[@thunders5880]

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[@Topperly]

Please let me know which the part you are having trouble. I'm happy to help :)