Anderson Bridge (CAT-336)

Definition: Anderson’s Bridge is an AC bridge that determines the self-inductance of an inductor in the circuit. This bridge offers highly accurate output and is an advancement of Maxwell’s inductance capacitance bridge._x000D_ _x000D_ By Anderson’s bridge, one can measure inductance by utilizing other circuit components like resistors and capacitor. In Maxwell’s bridge, the inductance is calculated by comparing it with a standard variable capacitance._x000D_

Advantages of Anderson’s Bridge

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• The bridge is composed of a fixed capacitor that makes the determination of inductance quite easy.
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• Also, one can find an accurate value of capacitance in accordance with the inductance.
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• It is quite simple to find the balance point in Anderson’s bridge.
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