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Question
Draw a neat and labelled diagram of suspended coil type moving coil galvanometer.
Solution 1
Suspended type of moving coil galvanometer:-
PQRS = Rectangular coil
W = Thin phosphor bronze wire suspension
M = Plane mirror
H = Helical spring
C = Soft iron cylinder
I = Current through the coil
Solution 2
Moving Coil Galvanometer -
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