The Wheatstone bridge is a widely used electrical circuit for measuring electrical resistance. It was invented by Samuel Hunter Christie and popularized by Sir Charles Wheatstone in the 19th century. The Wheatstone bridge circuit consists of four resistors arranged in a diamond shape, with a power source connected across one diagonal and a galvanometer (a sensitive current-measuring device) connected across the other diagonal.
Allschoolabs may send you another brand for this Wheatstone Bridge. Don’t worry, the specification will be the exact same as in the image attached here. For chemicals and reagents, we distribute brands as Fisher, Merck, Sigma Aldrich, CDH, BDH, Loba chemie, JHD, Qualikem and Klincent. Our glasswares are borosilicates. They include the following: Burtech, S.Pyrex, Simax, Jtech, Jsil, England Pyrex and 3.3 Boro. Type A glasses are not dispalayed on our shop page, however they are in stock.
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