one-fourth scale deflection

full-scale deflection

one-tenth of full scale deflection

half-scale deflection

the life of the instrument

the extent which the characteristics remain linear

all of these

degree to which repeatability continues to remain with specific limits

the value of sensitivity on the highest scale

the maximum signal which can be measured

the value of sensitivity on the lowest scale

the smallest signal that results in a detectable output

the amount of input required to produce unit pen deflection

the smallest signal required to produce detectable output

the maximum error in sensitivity displayed by a pen

degree to which the instrument is not sensitive enough to repeat readings

all of these

frequency response

hysteresis or dead bond

amplitude distortion

counter torque to deflection torque

good accuracy

starting torque on the meter pointer

braking action on a meter pointer

in dc circuits only

both in ac and dc circuits

in ac circuits only

for measuring voltage only

it will deflect in the opposite direction

it will burn out

its reading will not change

it will give no deflection

to minimize the vibration of the pointer

to conduct the current to the coils

to control the pointer movement

to hold the pivot in position

its deflection directly proportional to the voltage

a linear scale (uniform scale)

its deflection directly proportional to the current

a nonlinear scale

nonlinear scale

square law scale

log scale

linear scale

30 A

10 A

15 A

5 A

dc as well as ac voltage

dc voltage

ac voltage

dc voltage but for ac voltages rectification is necessary

shunt-type ohmmeter

dynamometer

megoohmeter

series-type ohmmeter

one

four

three

two