Measurement of inductance by Anderson's Method, using alternating currents and a vibration galvanometer
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- Measurement of inductance by Anderson's Method, using alternating currents and a vibration galvanometer
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- Anderson s Method
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- 1905
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Measurement of inductance by Anderson's Method, using alternating currents and a vibration galvanometer
Year: 1905
This paper describes a number of measurements of both large and small inductances by Anderson's method, using (1) a battery as a source of current and a d'Arsonval galvanometer, with a rotating commutator to interrupt and reverse simultaneously the current and galvanometer terminals; or (2), what has proved more satisfactory, an alternating-current and a vibration galvanometer, the latter being tuned to the frequency of the current furnished by the generator. The method has been found rapid and convenient in practice, and in accuracy far exceeds most other methods which have been proposed, and it is more convenient than any other method comparable in accuracy which the authors
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