A non-inductive resistance~, made up from standard units, is connected in series with the relay winding and several taps are provided, so that the relay can be adjusted for any voltage from 10 per cent.
For instance, if a non-inductive resistance be introduced in any electric circuit, the consequent drop in voltage will be equal to the current multiplied by the resistance.
The coils N and M are connected in "split phase" relation through an inductive resistance P and non-inductive resistance Q, and these two circuits are parallel across the bus bar terminals 3 and 4 of the synchroscope.
The two remaining ends are brought out through two more slip rings, one of which is connected to the remaining binding post, through a non-inductive resistance, and the other to the same binding post through an inductive resistance.
In the figure, let the non-inductive resistance R be placed in series with the load AB.
Two currents are shown joined in parallel, one containing a lamp and non-inductive resistance, and the other a lamp and inductive resistance.
In the figure, R is a non-inductive resistance connected in shunt to the inductive load.
In order that the presence in the talking circuit of a magnet winding possessing considerable impedance may not interfere with the talking efficiency, each of these supervisory relay windings is shunted by a non-inductive resistance.
The supervisory relay is included in the ring strand of the cord circuit and is shunted by a non-inductive resistance, so that its impedance will not interfere with the talking currents.
An excellent type of non-inductive resistance is the ordinary carbon-filament incandescent lamp.
The primary current was transformed by an induction coil of the ordinary type and the transformed current was sent through a non-inductive resistance of 3,000 ohms.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inductive resistance" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
