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Meter Bridge/Slide Wire Bridge/Slide Wire Meter Bridge


 PHYSICS

CLASS-12
CBSE/JEE-IIT/NEET/BSEB (BIHAR BOARD )
LECTURE-5
NCERT CHAPTER-3
CURRENT ELECTRICITY ( CONTINUED )
METER BRIDGE / SLIDE WIRE METER BRIDGE :
Meter bridge :                                   Introduction of meter bridge ;                 Principle of meter bridge,                              An application Wheatstone bridge principle ; Circuit diagram of meter bridge ; Construction of meter bridge ;                 Working and theory of meter bridge ; Precautions ;                                                    uses of meter bridge.
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