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What is vernier scales?

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Anonymous

11y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

It is the scale on a micrometer.

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Vernier calipers are manufactured with what scales?

The modern vernier caliper reads to thousandths of an inch


Least count of vernier?

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What is the zero correction of the vernier?

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Who invented vernier?

Pierre Vernier


Who found the vernier calipers?

I guess it is found by vernier as it works on vernier theory -Manasa


Why is vernier callipers called vernier callipers?

Because they were invented by Pierre Vernier in 1631.


Where on the vernier scale would you read to obtain the vernier scale reading?

where on the vernier caliper would you read to obtain the vernier scale reading


How do you read a reading in micrometer?

To read a measurement on a micrometer, observe the main scale and the Vernier scale. The main scale represents the whole millimeters, while the Vernier scale indicates the fraction of a millimeter. The measurement is obtained by combining the values shown on both scales where they align.


Why 9 division of main scale 10 divisions of vernier sacle in a vernier calipers?

The 9 divisions on the main scale correspond to a length equal to 10 divisions on the vernier scale because the 10 divisions on the vernier scale cover a distance that is slightly shorter than the 9 divisions on the main scale. This difference enables the user to make more precise measurements by comparing the alignment of the two scales to determine the measurement with greater accuracy.


Why does the spectrometer have two sets of vernier scales 180 degrees apart?

It is to minimize the error percentage of parallax. Also we can easily identify if the spectrometer has been moved beyond 270 degrees If we take readings on two scales and then average of it, the value would be more accurate


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How tall is Ruben Vernier?

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