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voltmeter Design(Q)

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alwagia

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Design one multi range voltmeter by using a D’Arsonval meter with a full-scale deflection rating of 1mA and the internal coil resistance of 500Ω. The measurement range of the voltmeter should cover the ranges as shown below.

Voltmeter
1) 0-1V
2) 0-5V
3) 0-10V
4) 0-20V
5) 0-50V
6) 0-100V
7) 0-200V
8) 0-300V
9) 0-400V
10) 0-500V


any one knows the answer ...? ...even the concept only ....


thanx
 
It's simply a series circuit with a different resistor for each range. The 1V range has a 500 ohm resistor in series with the meter. The 500V scale has a 499.5K in series.
 
Hai, alwagia
what any one of us know ? we are children before you.When your teacher asked a question, perhaps it appears on the net. Best thing would be to refer text books and then google and learn to study. On the process, if a issue is bogging, one might seek clarification.

By seeing your way of asking , I had a doubt, whether we are students of elementary education and you are our teacher.
 
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For extra credit, be sure that the 250 and 500 volt scales have resistors rated to withstand that voltage.
 
And appropriate insulation for those (lethal) voltages.
 
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