To use given galvanometer as a voltmeter, a large resistance
Rvshould be connected in series to it.
(i) Consider, V = 50 V,
Rv=VIg−Rg
Rv=5050×10−6−100
Rv=100000−100=99900Ω
Rv≈100KΩ
i.e. galvanometer can be converted to voltmeter of 50V range with
100KΩ resistance in series
(ii) Consider, V = 10 V,
Rv=VIg−Rg
Rv=1050×10−6−100
Rv=(0.2×106−100)Ω
Rv=(2×105−100)Ω
Rv≈2×105Ω
i.e. galvanometer can be converted to voltmeter of 10V range
with 2×105Ω resistance in series
To use given galvanometer as an ammeter a shunt resistance S should
be connect in parallel to it.
(i) Consider, I = 5 mA
S=RgIgI−Ig
S=100×50×10−65×10−3−50×10−6
S=5×10−35×10−3−0.05×10−3
S=5×10−34.95×10−3
S=0.01Ω≈1Ω
i.e. galvanometer can be converted to ammeter of 5mA range with 1Ω resistance in parallel.
(ii) Consider, I=10 mA
S=RgIgI−Ig
S=100×50×10−610×10−3−50×10−6
S=5×10−310×10−3−0.05×10−3
S=5×10−39.95×10−3
S=0.502Ω≈0.5Ω
i.e. galvanometer can be converted to ammeter of 10mA range with 0.5Ω resistance in parallel.