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  1. Kuriyama method
  2. Butterworths method
  3. Felicis method
  4. Campbells method
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Option 2 : Butterworths method

  • Butterworth's method is suitable for the measurement of small inductances.

Methods for measurement of inductance, capacitance, and resistance are:

Element

Method

Value

Inductor

Maxwell Bridge

Medium inductance

Butterworth’s methods

Low inductance

Owen Bridge

Low inductance

Hay Bridge

High inductance

 

Capacitance

Schering Bridge

High permittivity

De- Sauty Bridge

Suitable for perfect capacitor

Resistance

Megger

High

Wheatstone Bridge

Medium

Kelvin Double Bridge

Low
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