Galvanometer is a very sensitive device with______________________?

Correct answer: A. very low damping

  • A. very low damping
  • B. very high damping
  • C. no damping at all
  • D. radial field disintegration

Explanation

A galvanometer uses low damping so even a small current can produce a noticeable deflection, although the pointer may take longer to settle. Students often choose b because high damping gives a quick steady reading, but it reduces sensitivity.

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