Bourdon pressure thermometer: match the components with functional elements of this instrument (Draw arrows that connect components and functional elements. You can use MS Word capabilities to draw lines: "Insert" > "Shapes", then select "Arrow"). Bourdon pressure thermometer Bulb Tubing Bourdon tube Pointer of the scale Linkage with the gear Primary sensing and variable conversion element Variable conversion element Data transmission element Variable manipulation element Data presentation element

Bourdon pressure thermometer: match the components with functional elements of this instrument (Draw arrows that connect components and functional elements. You can use MS Word capabilities to draw lines: "Insert" > "Shapes", then select "Arrow"). Bourdon pressure thermometer Bulb Tubing Bourdon tube Pointer of the scale Linkage with the gear Primary sensing and variable conversion element Variable conversion element Data transmission element Variable manipulation element Data presentation element

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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