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Brownian Motion Demonstrator
Brownian Motion Demonstrator
Our Price: $59.99

This apparatus consists of a glass smoke cell, a cylindrical Whitley Bay pattern condensing lens, and a laser source.  Students can observe Brownian motion of smoke particles in the smoke cell on the work stage of a microscope. more info
Replacement Suspension Wires for Cavendish Gravitational Balance
Replacement Suspension Wires for Cavendish Gravitational Balance
Our Price: $109.00

This is a pack of 5 replacement suspenion wires for the Cavendish Gravitational Balance. more info
Force Between Conductors Demonstrator
Force Between Conductors Demonstrator
Our Price: $208.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. more info
Zeeman Effect Spare Lamp
Zeeman Effect Spare Lamp
Our Price: $499.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. more info
Spare Camera for United Zeeman Effect Apparatus
Spare Camera for United Zeeman Effect Apparatus
Our Price: $999.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. more info
Cavendish Gravitational Balance
Cavendish Gravitational Balance
Our Price: $1,091.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. more info
Thermoelectric Effects Apparatus
Thermoelectric Effects Apparatus
Our Price: $1,450.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. Build orders take approximately 90 days.


• Investigate the thermal characteristics of three electrical thermometry devices

• Explore the features and behavior of a closed loop digital temperature control system


The Thermoelectric Effects Apparatus consists of an oven containing a cooling fan, a massive metal block and electric heater supported on two thin struts, the three samples, and the control system sensor. A control unit provides the heating current and houses the digital temperature controller. The oven and the control unit are connected by three multi-pole cables.

The sample devices are a thermocouple, a three-pole metal resistor, and a thermistor. An insulated flask is provided to hold ice water for the cold junction of the thermocouple. The signals from the three sample devices can be read by any suitable measuring device provided by the user connected to the outputs of the control unit (for example, digital multimeters.)

The digital control system can be operated in P, PI, PD, or PID mode to show their characteristics when controlling the oven temperature with or without fan cooling. A wide range of parameters and alarms can be set to explore their effects.

Specifications

Samples:
Thermocouple: Type K (chromel/alumel, approx. 41µV/°C)
Resistor: Three-pole, approx. 50O and 100O at 0°C,
(PT100+PT50).
Thermistor: 12kO NTC element. Approx. curve:
LnR (O) = 3655/T (K) + c

Oven Dimensions:
Brass heating block: 40mm diameter, 67mm high
Oven assembly: 37cm high, 14cm wide, 22cm deep
Weight: 5.1 kg

Control Unit:
Heater supply: Regulated voltage source: 0—36Vdc 10-turn
potentiometer Digital current display, 0.000—1.999A

Cooling fan: 12Vdc 0.14A, On/off switch control
Digital controller:
Configurable for P, PI, PD, or PID mode
Process value (PV) range: 0—400°C (default—
settable)
Set value (SV) range: same as PV range
PV temperature display: 4-digit, resolution 1°C or
0.1°C
SV temperature display: 4-digit, resolution matches PV
24 settable parameters
2 parameters determined by apparatus configuration

Power input: 110VAC/60Hz, 65W
Dimensions: 13cm x 35cm x 31cm
Weight: 0 5.2 kg

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Hall Effect Apparatus
Hall Effect Apparatus
Our Price: $1,950.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. Build orders take approximately 90 days.

• Explores the Hall Effect in a GaAs semiconductor

• Explores systematic errors and their elimination

• Determines the conductivity of the semiconductor

• Uses the semiconductor to plot the coils’ magnetic field

The Hall Effect is the generation of a side-to-side voltage in a conductor or semiconductor carrying a current when it is placed in a magnetic field. The effect is widely used in magnetic field sensors. It is associated with several well-known systematic errors, some of which can be eliminated by special measurement techniques.

This Hall Effect Apparatus consists of a mounted n-type semiconductor chip on a traverse mechanism, a pair of coils, relay-controlled reversing switches, and a control unit with connecting cords.

Features:

• n-type GaAs Hall sensor chip

• Helmholtz coil pair 75mm effective diameter, 11.25mT central mag-netic induction at 0.5A

• Two-axis mechanical traverse for field plotting

• Constant current sources for magnet (0-0.5A) and Hall driving current (0—3mA)

• Reversing switch for exploring the elimination of systematic error

• 3-1/2 digit current and voltage meters

• Metal storage case for the Hall Effect board


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Planck's Constant Apparatus
Planck's Constant Apparatus
Our Price: $2,020.00

PLEASE NOTE: Advanced Physics Equipment is built-upon-order. We do not stock these items in house, but order them built when an order is placed. more info
Foucault's Pendulum Apparatus
Foucault's Pendulum Apparatus
Our Price: $2,150.00
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Leon Foucault's famous 1851 experiment on the Pantheon in Paris used a 27 kg pendulum bog suspended on a 67m wire and demonstrated that the pendulum's plane of swing processed with the rotation of the Earth. This was th first direct dynamic evidence that the Earth rotates about a polar axis, and the phenomenon  has been a popular topic of discussion ever since. more info