Physics
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Physics
Speed of Light
Very short but powerful pulses of light are emitted from the box. When the light pulses hit the special retroflective foil of the reflector they are directed back towards the source – with no need for tedious adjustments. Via a beamsplitter, the light pulses finally hit a high speed photodiode, converting them into electric pulses to be displayed on an oscilloscope. A separate synchronization signal marks the time of pulse emission and constitutes a reference for timing the pulses.
SKU: FR-201710 -
Physics
Speed of Sound
This is an easy to use piece of apparatus for determining the speed of sound in air.
The unit contains two sensitive microphones connected to control circuity that will start and stop a Lascells millisecond or microsecond timer. Alternatively the outputs may be monitored on a storage or pc oscilloscope.SKU: LA50-560 -
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Miscellaneous, Physics
Splat The Rat
Fun and dramatic demonstration of Lenz’s Law. Interactive and entertaining demonstration of induced currents and magnetic fields. Lenz’s Law can be demonstrated using the standard Eddy Current Tubes whereby a magnet falls through a copper tube at a slower rate than an un-magnetised weight.
SKU: LA10-875A -
Physics
Spring set, 5 different ones with hook
This spring set contains five springs of the same length but with different stiffnesses, so they can be loaded differently. Each spring has a closed suspension at one end and a hook at the other end, making them easy to hang and attach weights to.
SKU: FR-215580
