Measurement of low resistance by means of the wheatstone bridge

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Measurement of low resistance by means of the wheatstone bridge
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1923
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Measurement of low resistance by means of the wheatstone bridge

Year: 1923

Resistances which are small can be definite only if they have distinct current and potential terminals. In the arrangement described, the current terminals serve for connecting the resistance into the bridge circuit, while the potential terminals serve as branch points. This puts the connecting resistances into arms adjacent to the arm containing the unknown resistance, their effect therefore being made smaller than with the usual arrangement in the ratio of the unknown resistance to the resistance of the adjacent arms. In cases where the errors still caused by the connecting resistances need be considered, two supplementary measurements with the same apparatus may be made practically to eliminate them. With a recently calibrated bridge a resistance of the order of%

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