Data Harvest Group Ltd.
This self-assembled, matt black anodized 1.2 m aluminium incline track and support pillar comes with a low friction cart with its interrupt card and various brackets to form a high quality modular dynamics track.
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SmartQ sensors are aligned easily to give reliable, repeatable accurate results.
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Suitable for the following experiments::
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Contents/Details:
1x 80 cm Vertical Pillar & Base
1x Low Friction Cart
1x Interrupt Card (for top of cart)
1x End Reflector Card
1x Spoked Pulley
Large & Thin Brackets
Bolts, Screws & Wing Nuts
Free Download - eBook of Curriculum Materials
Available Resources
| Downloads | Dynamics System Manual Doc No.: D0155 | Issue: 6.1a |
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IOP - Making dynamics experiments easyOne of the real joys was being able to carry out experiments that I had not been able to carry out before with any real success. The shear adaptability of the ramp made it very flexible and very easy to adapt to my needs.
5 Star review by John Kinchin from the Institute of Physics.
Acceleration due to g PAG - Best resultsWe used the light gates for the acceleration due to g PAG and it worked really well and I’m happy to say the Data harvest equipment gave the best result. The dynamics system has found use for the GCSE too.
Andrew Symonds Swanshurst School Brook Lane | Billesley | Birmingham
VISION, Light Gates, Accelerometer, Dynamics
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If your school is serious about improving children’s science investigation skills then data logging will certainly help with this process. It’s fairly inexpensive, easy to use and robust when using outside of class so can cope if little hands do drop the unit.
Maggie Morrissey - Experienced primary science and technology coordinator.
