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1. IN THE NAME OFIN THE NAME OF
ALLAHALLAH
THE MOST MERCIFUL ANDTHE MOST MERCIFUL AND
BENIFICIENTBENIFICIENT

2. WARM WELCOME TOWARM WELCOME TO
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4. TODAY’S TOPICTODAY’S TOPIC
GALVANOMETER
INTRODUCTION
PRINCIPLE
CONSTRUCTION
WORKING
APPLICATIONS

5. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION
Galvanometer is an electromechanical instrumentGalvanometer is an electromechanical instrument
which is used for the detection of electric currentswhich is used for the detection of electric currents
through electric circuits. Being a sensitive through electric circuits. Being a sensitive
instrument, Galvanometer can not be used for theinstrument, Galvanometer can not be used for the
measurement of heavy currents. However we can measurement of heavy currents. However we can
measure very small currents by using galvanometermeasure very small currents by using galvanometer
but the primary purpose of galvanometer is thebut the primary purpose of galvanometer is the
detection of electric current not the measurement ofdetection of electric current not the measurement of
current.current.

6. principalsprincipals
The Basic principle of Galvanometer is PMMCThe Basic principle of Galvanometer is PMMC
(permanent magnetic moving coil)(permanent magnetic moving coil)
Galvanometer works on the principle of conversion ofGalvanometer works on the principle of conversion of
electrical energy into mechanical energy. When aelectrical energy into mechanical energy. When a
current flows in a magnetic field it experiences a current flows in a magnetic field it experiences a
magnetic torque. If it is free to rotate under amagnetic torque. If it is free to rotate under a
controlling torque, it rotates through an angle controlling torque, it rotates through an angle
proportional to the current flowing through it.proportional to the current flowing through it.

8. WORKINGWORKING
When a current passes through the galvanometer coil,When a current passes through the galvanometer coil,
it experiences a magnetic deflecting torque, whichit experiences a magnetic deflecting torque, which
tends to rotate it from its rest position. As the coiltends to rotate it from its rest position. As the coil
rotates it produces a twist in the suspension strip.rotates it produces a twist in the suspension strip.
The twist in the strip produces an electric restoringThe twist in the strip produces an electric restoring
torque. The coil rotates until the elastic restoringtorque. The coil rotates until the elastic restoring
torque due to the strip does not equal and cancels thetorque due to the strip does not equal and cancels the
deflecting magnetic torque, then it attainsdeflecting magnetic torque, then it attains
equilibrium and stops rotating any furthers.equilibrium and stops rotating any furthers.

9. APLLICATIONAPLLICATION SS

11. VOLTMETERVOLTMETER

12. WHAT IS A VOLTMETER?WHAT IS A VOLTMETER?
It is the most common instrument used toIt is the most common instrument used to
measure voltagemeasure voltage
It measure either AC or DC voltageIt measure either AC or DC voltage
It is a measure of the voltage between twoIt is a measure of the voltage between two
points of an electrical currentpoints of an electrical current

13. TYPES OF VOLTMETERTYPES OF VOLTMETER
INSTRUMENTINSTRUMENT
AnalogAnalog
The readings are shown on a scaleThe readings are shown on a scale
DigitalDigital
The readings are displayed on a LCD orThe readings are displayed on a LCD or
LED display panelLED display panel

14. Representations of VoltmeterRepresentations of Voltmeter
InstrumentsInstruments

15. How Does the Voltmeter Work?How Does the Voltmeter Work?
Work on the principle of Ohm’s LawWork on the principle of Ohm’s Law
Potential Difference = Current ×Potential Difference = Current ×
ResistanceResistance
(Volts)= (Amperes) ×(Volts)= (Amperes) ×
(Ohms)(Ohms)

16. Measuring the Volts of the MotorMeasuring the Volts of the Motor

17. The voltmeter indicates polarity byThe voltmeter indicates polarity by
direction by needle movement with andirection by needle movement with an
analog instrument.analog instrument.
For a digital instrumentFor a digital instrument polarity ispolarity is
indicated by theindicated by the signsign of the numericalof the numerical
valuevalue

18. When measuring a voltage difference thereWhen measuring a voltage difference there
are always two leads coming from theare always two leads coming from the
instrument that will have to be connected toinstrument that will have to be connected to
the two points in your circuit across whichthe two points in your circuit across which
the voltage appears.the voltage appears.
Voltage might be any of the followingVoltage might be any of the following::
Across an element embedded in a circuit.Across an element embedded in a circuit.
The output of a transducer measuring someThe output of a transducer measuring some
physical variable like temperature, pH, etc.physical variable like temperature, pH, etc.

19. THANK YOUTHANK YOU