Vernier Projectile Launcher

The all-new LabQuest 3 is a standalone data-collection platform that students can use to collect, analyze, and interact with data efficiently. With its new capacitive touch screen, students can navigate the platform with ease, and because of its wireless capabilities, students can collect data anywhere with LabQuest 3.  Connects wirelessly to the entire family of Go Direct® sensors Easy-to-use platform enables students to generate graphs and analyze results An excellent choice for laboratories, classrooms, or in-the-field investigations  Key Features Full-featured data-collection platform Compatible with all Vernier sensors Large, high-resolution color screen Touch navigation utilizing gestures Fast data collection with 100,000 samples per second Rechargeable, high-capacity battery Built-in GPS and microphone Wireless connectivity with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® wireless technology Built-in apps include Calculator, Periodic Table, Sound Recorder, Stopwatch, and more Student instructions for over 75 of our most popular experiments included Connectivity to Chromebooks, Computers, iPad® tablets, and Mobile Devices Students can share real-time data with multiple devices for a truly hands-on, collaborative learning experience. Use LabQuest 3 to transfer data wirelessly to computers, Chromebooks, or mobile devices running Graphical Analysis™ 4. USB Sensor Interface If you want to use your own computer or Chromebook™ to collect data, use LabQuest 3 as a conduit between our LabQuest sensors and these devices. LabQuest 3 works as a USB sensor interface with our Logger Pro® software or Graphical Analysis 4 app.

Six replacement Steel Balls for the Vernier Projectile Launcher

The Independence of Motion Accessory enables the Vernier Projectile Launcher to perform the classic experiment where one ball is dropped as another is projected horizontally. The balls strike the floor simultaneously. A built-in level makes leveling the accessory fast and easy. One ball is placed in the barrel, which causes a pin to extend. A second, drilled ball is placed on the extended pin. When the first ball is ejected from the Projectile Launcher, the pin retracts and the second ball falls. Both metal and plastic balls are provided.

This book contains over 30 guided-inquiry-based investigations for physics students to explore and analyze key physics concepts included in NGSS. Description Physics Explorations and Projects is a collection of laboratory investigations aligned to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). Most included investigations set up a situation for students to explore and analyze with some guidance from the instructor—a guided-inquiry format that is very different from traditional laboratory experiments that provide step-by-step instructions. The activities are editable and appropriate for high school students from 9th grade to AP Physics. Sample results are included with the extensive instructor information. Due to the nature of these activities, minimal instruction is provided for software use and data analysis. Instructor experience with Vernier sensors and software is recommended.

Der LabQuest Mini bietet Lehrern, die nicht die vielfältigen Funktionen eines eigenständigen Gerätes benötigen, die Leistungsfähigkeit der preisgekrönten LabQuest-Technologie. Als perfekte Lösung für Unterrichtende, die Daten mit Hilfe eines Computers sammeln, bietet der LabQuest Mini zusammen mit der Logger Pro-Software beispiellose Leistung, Analysefunktionen und Lehrplanunterstützung. Hauptfunktionen: bis zu 100'000 Samples pro Sekunde 5 Anschlüsse für Sensoren für über 70 verschiedene Sensoren (Sensor-Kompatibilität) Kostenlose Logger Lite Software, die den Studenten die Erhebung, die Darstellung und die Auswertung von Daten ermöglicht. Kompaktes Design und Stromversorgung über USB ermöglichen ein schnelles Einrichten. LabQuest Mini Handbuch

The Projectile Stop has one job–to keep the projectiles from the Vernier Projectile Launcher from rolling out of sight. Place the Projectile Stop in the launch line, beyond the landing site, and the projectile will be caught.The Projectile Stop is heavy foam-coated steel that stays where you put it.

The Time of Flight Pad is used with the Vernier Projectile Launcher and a Vernier interface to determine the launch speed of a projectile, along with the time the projectile is in flight. Time-of-flight measurements allow students to see just how kinematic calculations work in real-world applications. The Time of Flight Pad is electrically like a photogate. When a ball strikes the foam top surface, a circuit is closed.

Two replacement Goggles for the Vernier Projectile Launcher