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Definition of galvanometer in English: galvanometernoun ˌɡalvəˈnɒmɪtəˌɡælvəˈnɑmədər An instrument for detecting and measuring small electric currents. （测量小电流流量的）电流计，检流计，电流测定器 Example sentencesExamples - As bearing surfaces in scan mirror galvanometers age, they can become nonlinear and result in distorted spatial representations.
- The galvanometer rotates mirrors to change the image that is directed from the workpiece to the camera.
- The meter shown in the galvanometers section has a twisted pointer although it is too small to see in the picture.
- A somewhat similar galvanometer is listed in the 1887 Queen catalogue of electrical testing apparatus at $156.00.
- For these galvanometers the twist produced on the needle by the current was set against the restoring twist of the suspension thread.
- Crossed-flexure pivot galvanometers are generally used in fixed-frequency application.
- To match the dynamics of the third axis to the galvanometers, the lens is usually moved only a short distance.
- By using over five kilometers of copper wire coiled nearly 24,000 times around a magnet, he constructed a galvanometer capable of measuring electrical potential differences on a scale of millivolts.
- The visual stimuli were 0.08 [degrees] radius dots from laser pointers reflected off mirrors mounted on galvanometers onto a 57-cm-radius hemispherical screen, illustrated in Figure 8.
- Ceramic rotors (bottom left) and silicon carbide mirrors increase speed in modern galvanometers.
- This in turn gives the galvanometer a greater readability, and by keeping the mass and inertia of the actual moving element low, a greater sensitivity.
- We offer variety of solid state electronic capacitor discharge blasting unit, galvanometers, silver chloride cells, non-electric initiators and electric initiators.
- In each test the operator measured the skin impedance at this point as indicated in arbitrary units on the galvanometer while the patient held the hand electrode to complete the electrical circuit.
- Polygonal scanners compete as output devices with galvanometers, acousto-optic deflectors, holographic scanners, and micromirror devices.
- It however makes this process easier by offering the broadest range of closed loop galvanometers in the world.
- In 1902, a Dutch physiologist published the first ECG recorded with his 270-kg machine, the string galvanometer, for which he was awarded a Nobel Prize.
- The testing is done by passing a weak current through the circuit in which a small galvanometer is included and if the needle of the instrument moves when a connexion is made the circuit is in order.
- For mapping the field distribution in the BR film and BGO crystal, 532 nm light is deflected by a gold-plated mirror servoactuated by a galvanometer.
- Shake one of the galvanometers while watching the needle of the other meter.
- Below is a conventional galvanometer with magnetic needle; above are two concentric coils of fine wire and a needle suspended from six limbs between the two coils.
Definition of galvanometer in US English: galvanometernounˌɡælvəˈnɑmədərˌɡalvəˈnämədər An instrument for detecting and measuring small electric currents. （测量小电流流量的）电流计，检流计，电流测定器 Example sentencesExamples - In each test the operator measured the skin impedance at this point as indicated in arbitrary units on the galvanometer while the patient held the hand electrode to complete the electrical circuit.
- Crossed-flexure pivot galvanometers are generally used in fixed-frequency application.
- It however makes this process easier by offering the broadest range of closed loop galvanometers in the world.
- A somewhat similar galvanometer is listed in the 1887 Queen catalogue of electrical testing apparatus at $156.00.
- In 1902, a Dutch physiologist published the first ECG recorded with his 270-kg machine, the string galvanometer, for which he was awarded a Nobel Prize.
- The galvanometer rotates mirrors to change the image that is directed from the workpiece to the camera.
- The meter shown in the galvanometers section has a twisted pointer although it is too small to see in the picture.
- For these galvanometers the twist produced on the needle by the current was set against the restoring twist of the suspension thread.
- Polygonal scanners compete as output devices with galvanometers, acousto-optic deflectors, holographic scanners, and micromirror devices.
- For mapping the field distribution in the BR film and BGO crystal, 532 nm light is deflected by a gold-plated mirror servoactuated by a galvanometer.
- The visual stimuli were 0.08 [degrees] radius dots from laser pointers reflected off mirrors mounted on galvanometers onto a 57-cm-radius hemispherical screen, illustrated in Figure 8.
- To match the dynamics of the third axis to the galvanometers, the lens is usually moved only a short distance.
- Below is a conventional galvanometer with magnetic needle; above are two concentric coils of fine wire and a needle suspended from six limbs between the two coils.
- We offer variety of solid state electronic capacitor discharge blasting unit, galvanometers, silver chloride cells, non-electric initiators and electric initiators.
- As bearing surfaces in scan mirror galvanometers age, they can become nonlinear and result in distorted spatial representations.
- The testing is done by passing a weak current through the circuit in which a small galvanometer is included and if the needle of the instrument moves when a connexion is made the circuit is in order.
- This in turn gives the galvanometer a greater readability, and by keeping the mass and inertia of the actual moving element low, a greater sensitivity.
- Ceramic rotors (bottom left) and silicon carbide mirrors increase speed in modern galvanometers.
- By using over five kilometers of copper wire coiled nearly 24,000 times around a magnet, he constructed a galvanometer capable of measuring electrical potential differences on a scale of millivolts.
- Shake one of the galvanometers while watching the needle of the other meter.
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