State the function of controlling torque in electrical measuring instrument.

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Function of controlling torque 

1. The function is to opposes the deflection force and increases with the increase in the deflection of the moving system, to limit its movement. 2. and brought pointer to set a position where the two opposing forces i.e. deflection and controlling forces are equal. 

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