1. A moving iron instrument gives correct reading when used at
- Low frequency
- High frequency
- Only one frequency
- All frequencies to a certain value
2. Damping of deflecting type instruments is done to
- Reduce the oscillation of the pointer in the deflected position
- Make the moving system slow
- Make the moving system fast
- Reduce the angle of deflection of the pointer on the graduated scale
3. The damping force acts on the moving system of an indicating instrument only when it is
- Moving
- Stationary
- Near its full deflection
- Just starting to move
4. In case of over damping the instrument will become
- Oscillating
- Dead
- Fast and sensitive
- Slow and lethargic
5. In an attraction type moving iron instrument, the damping torque is usually provided by
- Air friction damping
- Eddy current damping
- Fluid friction damping
- Capacitive damping
6. The scale of moving iron (M.I) instrument is
- Uniform
- Cramped
- Linear
- All the above
7. In moving iron instruments, the iron moves in a direction to cause
- Coil inductance to be constant
- Mutual inductance to be constant
- Minimum reluctance path
- Decrease in the flux passing through it
8. If the current through the operating coil of a moving iron instrument is doubled, the operating force becomes
- One and a half times
- 2 times
- 3 times
- 4 times
9. Eddy current damping can not be used for moving iron instrument because
- The weight of the instrument will increase.
- The presence of permanent magnet required for this purpose will affect the deflection and the instrument reading.
- The size of the instrument will increase.
- Eddy current will pass through iron and thereby cause loss.
10. Scale of moving iron instruments is
- Linear
- Non-uniform
- Exponential
- Logarithmic
11. A spring controlled moving iron voltmeter draws a current of 1 mA for the full-scale value of 100 V. If it draws a current of 0.5 mA, the meter reading is
- 75 V
- 50 V
- 100 V
- 25 V
12. Deflection produced in moving iron instruments is
- inversely proportional to sqaure of rms value of operating current
- inversely proportional to rms value of operating current
- proportional to square of rms value of operating current
- proportional to rms value of operating current