How much work does it take to light a bulb?
Give your students the chance to experience electricity concepts for themselves.
Introduction to Electricity Kit (PS-2622)
Using the Hand-Crank Generator, students feel the difference in trying to power two light bulbs compared to one.
Investigations:
- Voltage in a series circuit
- Voltage in a parallel circuit
- Charging and discharging a capacitor
- The relationship between voltage and current
- Generating Electricity
- Understanding Batteries
Use the Introduction to Electricity Kit and your students become part of the experiment:
- Use hand-crank generators to power light bulbs in a circuit -- feel the extra work needed to power additional bulbs
- See in real time the voltage, current, and power they generate
- Charge and discharge a capacitor to understand the concept of electrical energy storage
Students see the results of their generation efforts in real-time.
Here's what you need:
Introduction to Electricity Kit (PS-2622)
The Series/Parallel Circuit provides a convenient way to experiment with both series and parallel circuits, plus either one or two bulbs.
The PASPORT Voltage/Current Sensor measures voltage and current and calculates power -- all in one convenient device.
Includes:
- Xplorer GLX (PS-2002)
- Voltage Current Sensor (PS-2115)
- Series/Parallel Circuit (EM-8677)
- Hand Crank Generator (EM-8090)
- Series/Parallel Battery Holders (10 pack) (SE-8799)
- Red Patch Cords (5) (SE-9750)
- Black Patch Cords (5) (SE-9751)
- Alligator Clips (10) (SE-9756)
- "D" Batteries (4) (PI-6602)
- Capacitor (0.1 Farad) (EM-8655)
- Detailed instructions
PASCO solution at a glance
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