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Can we use copper wire instead of nichrome in the meter bridge?


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No, we can not use copper wire instead of nichrome in the meter bridge.

  1. Copper can not be used as a meter bridge wire because it has low resistance and a high-temperature coefficient of resistivity.
  2. In a meter bridge, wires of nichrome, manganin and constantan are used because it has high resistance and low-temperature coefficient of resistance.

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