Assertion: voltmeter's value | /r/HasProperty | equal
Facets:
value: to the measured
type: OTHER
value: approximately
type: DEGREE
value: to r.
type: OTHER
value: for ideal ammeter
type: OTHER
value: to infinity
type: OTHER
value: to zero
type: OTHER
value: to the series resistance
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The value of the input resistance of the voltmeter is equal to the series resistance because high voltage resistor decreases the sensitivity of the meter.
text: For ideal ammeter, the value of resistance is equal to zero.
text: The value of resistance in ideal voltmeter is approximately equal to infinity.
text: Therefore, true value of Resistance will only be equal to measured value if the value of Voltmeter Resistance Rv is infinite.
text: The measured value of resistance R m , would be equal to the true value,R, if the ammeter resistance is zero and the voltmeter resistance is infinite so that the conditions in the circuit are not disturbed.
text: It is also clear from above that the true value is equal to the measured only if the ammeter resistance,R a , is zero.
text: From equation-2 it is clear that the true value of resistance is equal to the measured value only if the resistance of voltmeter is infinite.
text: The value of R m2 is approximately equal to R.