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 The RMS and DC Voltage board lets the user compare the brightness of a lamp when operating from AC & DC. The AC is adjusted until the brightness is the same for both supplies. At this point the energy being delivered to the lamp by both supplies is the same. A scope is then used to compare the peak AC and the DC voltages. |
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 This unit was designed to show an interesting way of operating our Relay board.
You can control lamps and motors with the snap of your fingers OR replace the microphone with a phototransistor then control the lamp or motor with your TV remote.
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 Five different diameter elastic cords are now available for investigating standing waves using our vibration generator. |
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 The Spiral Light Guide has been designed to show internal reflection and refraction.
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 This bright source consisting of 9 LEDS lets basic optic work be done in the daylight. Clearly shows the image invertion in the vertical and horizonal planes. No more working with candles or carbon filament lamps.
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 TSA + GM Counter
All the usual modes are there with a couple of enhancements - the Fast Timer can now process up to 8 times and the channel information is given with the Event Timer. In addition the TSA can now be used as a ratemeter, counter and period counter.
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 Battery Box
Useful for powering TSA - enabling it to be taken outside for some interesting experiments. Click for more info.
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 Light Gate with infra red source.
This version of our light gate has no bulbs that can blow and the batteries (2 AA) last very much longer.
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 Sound Switches
The reduced height of the switches means that they will not topple if the flex is tugged.
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 Old copies of the School Science Review going back to 1968 are available.
These old copies can be an excellent source for teaching ideas and projects. |
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 Wireless colorimeter.
This is a cost effective, easy-to-use instrument that delivers a performance that rivals instruments many times its price. |
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 We have added a footswitch to our range. This enables reaction time experiments to be opened up to some interesting investigations. |
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 Use water and our fuel cell to make electricity and drive a motor.
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 This is a top quality, high spec, function generator produced by Frederiksen of Denmark.
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 Have fun with our g-ball. Drop it from a known height and calculate 'g'.
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 Develop your student's problem solving skills. Each box contains an electrical component and the students have to perform measurements and deduce what may be in the box. At no time should the box opened (in front of the students!). |
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 Investigate the heating effect of the sun. The unit is complete with water pump and storage tank with heat exchanger.
Using a pyranometer you can find the unit's efficiency. Is it more efficient than a solar cell? |
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 This instrument is designed for field measurements of global solar irradiance. The Pyranometer is supplied with a digital display for direct readout of the irradiance in watts per square meter. Two 4 mm sockets are provided so that the signal can, if required, be used by a datalogger. |
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Our range is always increasing. Keep your eye on this part of the site to find out what is new. |
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 Introduction to Electronics - Logic Board. This board offers students an excellent problem solving approach to electronics. |
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 Falling Ball Release Mechanism
Used in conjunction with our Timing Plate makes the 'g by free fall' experiment very easy to set up. |
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