The Wheatstone Bridge

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This lecture covers the equilibrium condition in electrical engineering, focusing on the Wheatstone bridge. It explains the balance between voltages and resistances in the bridge circuit, providing examples of resistance measurements and extension gauge applications.

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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