The damping force in a meter
- prevents oscillation of the pointer.
- returns the pointer to zero.
- assists the pointer across the scale.
Explanation from PART66Online
The damping force brings the pointer smoothly to rest and prevents it from oscillating or overshooting around the true reading, giving a quick, steady deflection. Returning the pointer to zero is the controlling force, and assisting motion across the scale is the deflecting force, not damping.
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obrien99 asked · 5 Apr 2012
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PART66Online
5 Apr 2012
Hey Obrien!
It was a little mistake in the database. Question was paired with answers for other question. :) Fixed that.
It was a little mistake in the database. Question was paired with answers for other question. :) Fixed that.
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