LabQuest Mini (Model 2) is a powerful, affordable, and easy-to-use sensor interface for data collection on a computer or a Chromebook. User Manual - LQ-MINI

LabQuest® 3 is a powerful, advanced, easy-to-navigate, and versatile data-logging solution for STEM students. The built-in data-collection and analysis app works with all Vernier sensors, supporting hands-on data collection in the classroom, in the lab, and in the field. LabQuest 3 includes a Micro USB Cable and LabQuest 3 Power Supply. Specifications Display 15.41 cm x 8.59 cm (17.64 cm diagonal) screen LED backlight Landscape screen orientation Connectivity Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n @ 2.4GHz Bluetooth® wireless technology Touch Interface Capacitive touch screen Touch and drag—Use touch and drag to select regions on a graph or to scroll through menus. Long Press—Use the long press to activate special functionality on some objects such as holding down the keyboard shift key to enable shift lock, or to initial a table selection. Two-Finger Pinch/Zoom/Pan—Use this gesture to manually scale graphs or pan the data table. Double tap—Double tap to scale the graph to fit the data or to edit elements of the data table such as cell data (when allowed), column name, or dataset name. Single-finger swipe (from edges)—This gesture is used to change what app is displayed. Data Acquisition 100,000 samples per second 12-bit resolution Built-in GPS and microphone Environmental Durability Operating temperature: 0 – 45°C Storage temperature: -30 – 60°C Splash resistant Rugged enclosure designed to withstand a fall from lab bench Size and Weight Size: 11.7 cm x 19.0 cm x 4.0 cm Weight: 549 g Ports 3 analog ports 2 digital ports 2 full-size USB ports for sensors Micro USB port for computer communication Audio out DC power port Storage 500 MB Expandable with USB flash drive Power Rechargeable, high-capacity battery DC charging/powering through external adapter (included) User Manual - LABQ3-INTL

Vernier’s low-cost USB sensor interface connects Vernier sensors to a computer or to a Chromebook. The Go!Link USB sensor interface is a quick and affordable way to get started with data-collection technology. It’s a single-channel interface that connects most Vernier sensors to your computer or Chromebook USB port. Setting up data-collection experiments is as simple as 1-2-3: Plug the Go!Link to a USB port and a sensor into the Go!Link. Start the data-logging software. Click on the “Collect” button to see a real-time graph! USB specification:1.1 Maximum sample rate:Computer: 200 samples per secondChromebook: 10 samples per second Resolution:12 bit

The Vernier Arduino Interface Shield provides a convenient way to connect Vernier LabQuest® sensors to Arduino UNO microcontrollers, such as the Arduino UNO R4 WiFi. The Interface Shield also includes the Vernier Coding Activities with Arduino: Analog Sensors e-book at no additional cost*, providing engaging coding activities to get started. *E-book is available at no additional cost for new Interface Shield orders. User Manual - BT-ARD

Vernier’s low-cost USB sensor interface connects Vernier sensors to a computer or to a Chromebook. User Manual - GL-TP

The TI Bluetooth® adapter allows select Texas Instruments (TI) calculators to wirelessly connect to one of our six most popular Go Direct® sensors. Students can code beyond the screen of their TI calculator by integrating live sensor data into their Python® programming language activities. See Texas Instruments website for more information.TI Bluetooth Adaptor Settup GuideAdditional Resources from Texas InstrumentsSupported Calculators: TI-84 Plus CE (Python Edition) TI-Nspire CX II Handheld TI-Nspire CX II CAS Handheld Supported Go Direct® Sensors: Go Direct® Force and Acceleration Sensor* Go Direct® Light and Color Sensor* Go Direct® Motion Detector Go Direct® pH Sensor Go Direct® Gas Pressure Sensor Go Direct® Temperature Probe *This sensor has multiple sensor channels; however, the TI-84 Plus CE Python Edition calculator only supports one sensor channel at a time. The TI-Nspire CX II and TI-Nspire CX II CAS handhelds support up to four sensor channels at a time from this sensor.