The Kelvin bridge is a modification of the Wheatstone bridge that allows for more accurate measurement of low resistances below 1 ohm. It addresses errors that occur in Wheatstone bridge measurements of low resistances due to the resistance of connecting leads. The Kelvin bridge divides the lead resistance in half by connecting the galvanometer between the leads rather than at the resistance being measured. The Kelvin double bridge further improves accuracy by using two sets of ratio arms to effectively cancel out any remaining lead resistance effects.