galvanoscope (Meaning)
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galvanoscope (n.)
An instrument or apparatus for detecting the presence of electrical currents, especially such as are of feeble intensity.
Synonyms & Antonyms of galvanoscope
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galvanoscope Sentence Examples
- Scientists used a galvanoscope to detect the presence of electric current in the 19th century.
- The galvanoscope needle twitched slightly, indicating a weak electrical signal.
- The sensitive galvanoscope picked up even minute changes in current strength.
- Students in physics class learned how to calibrate and operate a galvanoscope.
- Galvanoscopes played a crucial role in the development of electrical technology and communication.
- Modern galvanoscopes employ sophisticated components to amplify and measure electrical signals.
- A ballistic galvanoscope is designed to measure the total charge flowing through a circuit.
- Scientists used galvanoscopes to study the electrical properties of materials and circuits.
- The d'Arsonval galvanoscope, with its moving coil, became widely used for its accuracy and sensitivity.
- Galvanoscopes continue to be used in specialized applications such as medical diagnostics and geophysics.
FAQs About the word galvanoscope
An instrument or apparatus for detecting the presence of electrical currents, especially such as are of feeble intensity.
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Scientists used a galvanoscope to detect the presence of electric current in the 19th century.
The galvanoscope needle twitched slightly, indicating a weak electrical signal.
The sensitive galvanoscope picked up even minute changes in current strength.
Students in physics class learned how to calibrate and operate a galvanoscope.
