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sources of systematic error
Systematic error (also called systematic bias) is consistent, repeatable error associated with faulty equipment or a flawed…
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Digital Instrument
The instrument which represents the measurand value in the form of the digital number is known…
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Analog Instrument
The analogue instrument is defined as the instrument whose output is the continuous function of time, and they have a constant relation to the input.…
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Deflection and Null type Instruments
In electrical measurement systems, there are two main principles that are employed for the purpose…
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Active and passive instruments
We can divide instruments into active and passive according to the consumption of power.”Active” means…
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Introduction to measurement
Measurement techniques have been of immense importance ever since the start of human civilization, when…
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Tower spotting
From the field book entries, the route plan with enroute details and level profile shall…
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MECHANICAL DESIGN OF TRANSMISSION LINE
SAG IN OVERHEAD LINES While erecting an overhead line, it is very important that conductors…
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GRADING OF CABLES
The process of achieving uniform electrostatic stress in the dielectric of cables is known as…
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CLASSIFICATION OF CABLES
Cables for underground service may be classified in two ways according to (i) the type of…