In a moving iron meter, the deflection torque is proportional to?

1.	In a moving iron meter, the deflection torque is proportional to?
A.	Square of the current through the coil
B.	Current through the coil
C.	Sine of measurand
D.	The Square root of the measurand
Answer» B. Current through the coil

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In a moving iron meter, the deflection torque is proportional to?

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