SENSORS


Wireless Force Acceleration Sensor PS-3202


Includes 1 eye bolt, 1 thumb screw, 1 bumper, a lithium-ion battery, and a USB connector. Wireless sensors connect directly to most classroom devices. See page 63 for details.


Smart Cart ®


ME-1240 (Red) ME-1241 (Blue)


Wireless sensors connect directly to most classroom devices. See page 67 for details.


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Capable of measuring force, acceleration, and rotation, this sensor is ideal for experiments involving rotating platforms, moving carts, spring oscillations, collisions, and impulse. The wireless design offers improved measurements without a cable affecting experiment outcome. Finger-holes support handheld applications, or mount it onto a cart or rod.


THE TEACHING ADVANTAGE


A Simultaneously measures force and acceleration. Measures acceleration in x, y, and z axes and resultant acceleration. Built-in gyroscope measures rotation.


A Features convenient Bluetooth® wireless connectivity and long-lasting rechargeable battery.


A Probe can be quickly zeroed through software for accurate taring.


A Logs force and acceleration data directly onto the sensor for long-term experiments.


The most innovative tool for the high school physics lab since the photogate


It is the ultimate tool for your physics lab with built-in sensors that measure force, position, velocity, and acceleration. The Smart Cart can make these measurements on or off a dynamics track and transmit the data wirelessly over Bluetooth®


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SMART CART FEATURES: A Built-in ±100N force sensor A 3-axis accelerometer A Built-in wheel encoder A Bluetooth connectivity A Magnetic bumper for force sensor A 3-position plunger A Mass tray A Velcro® tabs A Rechargeable battery A Force sensor hook and rubber bumper A Available in red and blue


3-position spring plunger


When students are the force, Newton’s Third Law is no longer a leap of faith.


Built-in 3-axis acceleration


Mass tray fits all accessories


Built-in force sensor


USB port for charging


Built-in wheel encoder for position and velocity


Directly compare action and reaction of forces. 136 877.373.0300 (inside US) 916.462.8383 (outside US) Power button


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