Discussion
Maxwell's inductance-capacitance bridge, also called the Maxwell-Wien bridge, measures an inductance in terms of
Answer: B
The unknown inductive arm is balanced against an arm holding a capacitor in parallel with a resistance, which lies diagonally opposite. A capacitance standard is far more stable and far freer from stray fields than a standard inductor, which is the whole reason for the arrangement.
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