Electromagnetic Induction
In this lab, students will use an induction wand, rotary motion sensor, variable gap magnet, and magnetic field sensor to determine how the rate of change of magnetic flux through a coil affects the magnitude and direction of the average emf induced in it.
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Standards Correlations
IB Topics | AP Topics |
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11.1 | 4.E.2.1 |
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Wireless Magnetic Field Sensor
This 3-Axis Magnetic Field Sensor can sense the Earth’s magnetic field, magnetic fields from current-carrying coils, and permanent magnets.
Wireless Current Sensor
The Wireless Current Sensor facilitates introductory and advanced explorations of the fundamental concepts of electricity and basic circuits.
Wireless Voltage Sensor
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Variable Gap Magnet
The redesigned Variable Gap Magnet is rugged and durable while providing excellent results as a demonstration tool.
Induction Wand
A rigid pendulum with a coil at the end to be used for induction investigations.
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