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What is the effect of the ammeter range on the shunt resistance?(a) no effect(b) varies by a factor of multiplying factor(c) varies by a factor of the resistance(d) varies by a factor of unityThe question was asked in a job interview.My question is from Shunts and Multipliers in division Extension of Instrument Ranges of Electrical Measurements

Answer» RIGHT choice is (B) varies by a FACTOR of multiplying factor

Easy explanation: We know that

N = 1 + ^Ra⁄Rs

where, N is the multiplying factor

Ra is the ammeter resistance

Rs is the shunt resistance

It is CLEAR from the above equation that in order to increase the ammeter range by N times, the shunt resistance is EQUIVALENT to ^1⁄N-1.


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