Physics Simple Galvanoscope Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-PLE-10883
Quick Answer: The Physics Simple Galvanoscope has a wooden former with terminals, wound with 30 turns of enamelled copper wire, and an engraved metal circle marked 0-180-0 and figured every 45 °, with a 75 mm magnetic needle on a brass bearing. The maximum voltage is 4.5 V.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Wooden former with terminals
- Wound with 30 turns of enamelled copper wire
- Engraved metal circle marked 0-180-0 and figured every 45 °
- 75 mm magnetic needle with brass bearing
- Magnetic pivot
- Maximum voltage of 4.5 V
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Former | Wooden, with terminals |
| Winding | 30 turns, enamelled copper wire |
| Scale | Engraved metal circle, 0-180-0, figured every 45 ° |
| Needle | Magnetic, 75 mm, with brass bearing |
| Maximum voltage | 4.5 V |
About This Product
A galvanoscope detects the presence and direction of a small electric current. When current flows through the coil, the magnetic field it produces deflects the compass needle at its centre, and the angle on the circular scale shows that a current is flowing and which way. In school physics it is used to show the magnetic effect of a current and to compare currents roughly, unlike a calibrated galvanometer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How many turns does the Physics Simple Galvanoscope have?
The coil has 30 turns of enamelled copper wire on a wooden former.
Q2. What are the needle length and scale?
The magnetic needle is 75 mm long with a brass bearing, and the engraved metal circle is marked 0-180-0, figured every 45 °.
Q3. What is the maximum voltage?
The maximum voltage is listed as 4.5 V.
Related: Physics Lab Equipment, Spot Reflecting Galvanometer, Galvanometer Ballistic, Demonstration Meter.
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