ScienceWorkshop 500

ScienceWorkshop 500

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ScienceWorkshop 500  (CI-6400)

The ScienceWorkshop 500 is a versatile interface that works just as well remotely as in the classroom. Combining good desktop performance with datalogging capability, it's compatible with over 40 ScienceWorkshop sensors for use in Chemistry, Biology, Earth Science and Physics.

Multi-Purpose

  • Collects data directly to a computer or collect data with just the interface and sensor
  • Built-in battery compartment allows for remote use
  • Record digital and analog simultaneously
    • Stores data runs and experiment set-ups
    • Macintosh and Windows-compatible
    • Interface stores sensor and data display information. Automatically launches correct experiment set-up
    • Ports -- 2 Digital, 3 Analog
USB/Serial Converter

Improved Device Performance

Optional USB/Serial Converter provides a solution for connecting the 500 interface directly to the USB port of a computer, improving device performance.

  • Higher Sustained Sampling Rates
  • Real-time oscilloscope display
  • Faster data download speeds

The USB/Serial Converter requires no additional software; all driver software is included in DataStudio. And is guaranteed to work reliably across both Windows and Macintosh platforms.

Adding equipment to your lab?

ScienceWorkshop devices are compatible with our all-digital PASPORT solution, designed specifically for USB. Including interfaces and sensors, the option to integrate new technology without rendering your existing equipment obsolete is all yours.

GLX Home Screen

The Xplorer GLX provides access to probeware anytime and anywhere, with or without a computer. Including built-in sensors, multiple displays and analysis tools, the Xplorer GLX datalogger is a great addition to any laboratory set-up.

Boost the types of measurements taken with the PASPORT line of sensors. With over 60 sensors, including the unique MultiMeasure™ Sensors, it will be easy to expand the breadth of experiments students can perform with probeware.