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Demonstration Spring Set<br />
ME-9866<br />
Three 11 cm long springs<br />
and one 22 cm long<br />
spring, with Spring<br />
Constants ranging from<br />
4 N/m to 14 N/m.<br />
Spring Sets<br />
Hooke’s Law Set<br />
ME-9827<br />
Includes<br />
Stand with heavy base<br />
Transparent scale with<br />
mm resolution<br />
Horizontal support for spring<br />
Brightly colored stretch indicator<br />
Three springs with identical<br />
diameter and length, but<br />
different spring constants<br />
Three of each spring included,<br />
for a total of nine springs: spring<br />
constants are 5 N/m, 8 N/m,<br />
70 N/m.<br />
Spring Set<br />
Included<br />
Brightly colored<br />
stretch indicator<br />
allows students<br />
to easily measure<br />
the stretch of the<br />
spring.<br />
Transparent Scale<br />
is adjustable.<br />
Included stand with<br />
heavy base.<br />
Order Information:<br />
Demonstration Spring Set ...............................................................ME-9866<br />
Recommended:<br />
Pendulum Clamp .....................................................................................SE-9443<br />
Wilberforce Pendulum<br />
ME-8091<br />
P Use as a traditional Wilberforce to show coupled oscillations<br />
P Accommodates computer measurements<br />
Diode Laser<br />
Force<br />
Sensor<br />
Wilberforce<br />
Pendulum<br />
The vertical position, velocity and<br />
acceleration of the Wilberforce<br />
Pendulum are measured with a<br />
Motion Sensor placed below the<br />
pendulum. A laser and a Laser<br />
Switch measure the angular<br />
speed in the torsional mode as<br />
the spokes of the wheel break<br />
the laser beam. A Force Sensor<br />
attached to the end of the spring<br />
measures the spring force as the<br />
pendulum oscillates.<br />
Order Information:<br />
Hooke’s Law Set ...................................................................................ME-9827<br />
Recommended:<br />
Replacement Spring Set .................................................................SE-8749<br />
Shown in use with:<br />
Mass and Hanger Set .......................................................................ME-8979<br />
How It Works<br />
Wilberforce<br />
Spring<br />
When the Wilberforce Pendulum is initially<br />
displaced vertically, it oscillates in a purely<br />
up-and-down motion. The translational<br />
oscillation gradually transfers to a purely<br />
torsional mode and then back to the<br />
translational mode. The translational and<br />
torsional periods must be the<br />
same. This is accomplished by<br />
adjusting the position of the<br />
masses on the crossbar.<br />
Includes<br />
Spring and Mass<br />
Force Sensor attachment<br />
Rod Clamp<br />
Photogate Wheel<br />
Photogate<br />
Wheel<br />
Crossbar<br />
and<br />
Masses<br />
Laser Switch<br />
Motion<br />
Sensor<br />
The height is measured using a Motion Sensor,<br />
angular velocity using a Laser Switch and<br />
Photogate Wheel, force using a Force Sensor.<br />
Order Information:<br />
Wilberforce Pendulum ......................................................ME-8091<br />
Shown in use with:<br />
Force Sensor ............................................................................CI-6537 p. 2<br />
Motion Sensor II ....................................................................CI-6742A p. 2<br />
Laser Switch ..............................................................................ME-9259A p. 2<br />
x-y Adjustable Diode Laser .............................................OS-8526A<br />
750 Interface ..............................................................................CI-7650 p. 2<br />
Recommended:<br />
Rods and Clamps ........................................................................................................p. 108, 109<br />
www.pasco.com/engineering<br />
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