By Khan Academy India - English · 8/27/2020
In a circuit with bulbs and a battery, measuring the potential difference can affect the circuit due to current draw. When you connect a voltmeter, it alters the current and potentially changes the voltage you're attempting to measure. To achieve better accuracy, the principle of using a potentiometer is introduced Understanding Potentiometer Principle.
The goal is to measure voltage without disturbing the circuit, achieved by utilizing a high-resistance device instead of a voltmeter. Potentiometers accomplish this by balancing voltages across a circuit, allowing you to determine voltages accurately without drawing current Potentiometer vs. Voltmeter.
Potentiometers can be adjusted for precision by increasing wire length, which reduces the potential gradient, aiding in more sensitive measurements Making Potentiometers Accurate. Understanding when the galvanometer does not show a balancing point can indicate voltage measurement limits Troubleshooting.
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