Product Summary
This two-piece track construction makes storage easy. Snap-on connector clip holds sections straight and rigid. Use the second clip (included) to connect multiple tracks! The track ends are designed to accept the Motion Sensor and Clamp-on Pulley, and the side T-slots accept Dynamic Track accessories, such as photogate brackets and end stops. Track includes six built-in leveling feet.
Features
- Motion Sensor or clamp-on pulley fits both ends
- Six leveling feet
- T-slot: accepts Dynamics Track accessories
- Built-in scale
- Track just snaps together
What's Included
- 1x Two piece track
- 2x Connector clips
- 6x Leveling feet
Experiment Library
Perform the following experiments and more with the PAStrack.
Visit PASCO's Experiment Library to view more activities.
Advanced Placement • College • High School / Physics
Students use a Smart Cart and dynamics system to investigate the relationship between the change in kinetic energy of an object experiencing a non-zero net force and the work done by that net force on the object, and then use...
Advanced Placement • College • High School / Physics
Students use a Smart Cart and dynamics system to explore how the kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy, and total mechanical energy of a cart/earth system changes as the cart rolls down an inclined track.
Advanced Placement • College • High School / Physics
Students measure the position and velocity of a cart on a track to determine the graphical relationship between position, velocity, and acceleration versus time graphs.
Advanced Placement • College • High School / Physics
Students use two Smart Carts and a dynamics system to demonstrate that linear momentum and kinetic energy are conserved in an elastic collision, and linear momentum is conserved but kinetic energy is not conserved in an inelastic...
Advanced Placement • College • High School / Physics
Students use a Smart Cart and dynamics system to investigate the relationship between the change in momentum of a cart undergoing a collision and the impulse imparted to the cart to change its momentum, and then use their data...
Advanced Placement • College • High School / Physics
Students use a Smart Cart to determine the relationship between a system’s mass, acceleration, and the net force being applied to the system.
