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The conclusions arrived at in this article (together with power, temperature compensation, sensitivity and other considerations) can serve for obtaining a more reasonable selection of parameters for rectifying instruments and their circuit.
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Kurilov, E.N., Drogomyzhskaya, M.N. Effect of the coil inductance on the frequency error of rectifying insruments. Meas Tech 3, 212–219 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00975950
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