Explain deflection magnetometer, Physics

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Its working is based on the principle of tangent law. It having of a small compass needle, pivoted at the centre of a circular box. The box is reserved in a wooden frame having two meter scale fitted on its two arms. Reading of a scale at any point directly gives the distance of that point from the centre of compass needle.

 

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