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3. Note on a New Form of Galvanometer
1884
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
This instrument consists of a close spiral of insulated copper wire bent into the form of an anchor ring, so as to form an endless solenoid. The spiral is placed in a rectangular groove turned on the edge of a wooden or brass ring of suitable thickness and diameter. Short lengths of wire at both ends of the copper spiral are left straight. These, after being well insulated, are twisted together and led to two terminals, which serve as electrodes. The ring containing the spiral is fixed on a
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