The document discusses AC bridges and the Schering bridge. AC bridges are used to measure inductance and capacitance and are based on the Wheatstone bridge circuit. The Schering bridge specifically measures insulating properties with phase angles close to 90 degrees. It consists of an arm with a capacitor and is used to find the equivalent series resistance and capacitance of an unknown impedance at null. An example problem demonstrates using the Schering bridge equations to calculate the unknown Rx and Cx values.