MCQ
Best method to increase the sensitivity of the moving coil galvanometer is to decrease:
  • A
    Radius of the coil
  • B
    Number of turns of the coil
  • C
    External magnetic field
  • D
    Couple per unit twist

Answer

  1. Couple per unit twist

Explanation:

Sensitivity of a galvanometer increases when radius of the coil, number of turns of the coil and external magnetic field increases whereas couple per unit twist decreases.

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