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Voltage Probes<br />

PHYSICS<br />

• Ohm’s law<br />

• Series and parallel circuits<br />

• Electrical energy<br />

• Capacitors<br />

differential<br />

voltage Probe<br />

$39<br />

range: -6.0 to +6.0 V inPut imPedance: 10 MΩ<br />

resolution:<br />

12-bit (labQuest, labQuest Mini, labPro, go!link, SensorDaQ): 3.1 mV<br />

10-bit (cBl, cBl 2, nXt adapter): 12.5 mV<br />

Logger Pro graph showing Ohm’s law using<br />

the Current Probe, Differential Voltage<br />

Probe, and the Vernier Circuit Board<br />

great Ways to use tHis sensor!<br />

PHYSICAL SCIENCE<br />

• Battery and bulb investigations<br />

INNOVATIVE USE<br />

• For laboratory voltage<br />

measurement<br />

orDer coDe<br />

dvP-bta<br />

the Differential Voltage Probe is designed for exploring<br />

basic principles of electricity, including series and<br />

parallel circuits.<br />

• Ideal for use in most battery and bulb circuits.<br />

• Can be used to study low-voltage AC and DC circuits.<br />

• Combine with a Current Probe to explore Ohm’s law,<br />

phase relationships, and much more.<br />

this sensor differs from our Voltage Probe (see next column)<br />

in that neither of the clips are grounded, making it possible<br />

to use two probes in the same circuit simultaneously.<br />

CHEMISTRY<br />

• Establishing a table of reduction<br />

potentials: micro-voltaic cell<br />

• Lead storage batteries<br />

PHYSICS<br />

• Capacitor charging<br />

great Ways to use tHese sensors!<br />

MIDDLE SCHOOL<br />

• Fruit and metal voltaic cells<br />

voltage Probe<br />

$12<br />

orDer coDe<br />

vP-bta<br />

this Voltage Probe can be used to measure the potential<br />

in direct-current or alternating-current circuits. in<br />

chemistry, physical science, or middle school science classes,<br />

the Voltage Probe can be used to measure voltages<br />

developed in a variety of electrochemical (voltaic) cells.<br />

range: -10 to +10 V<br />

resolution:<br />

12-bit (labQuest, labQuest Mini, labPro, SensorDaQ): 0.005 V (5 mV)<br />

10-bit (cBl, cBl 2): 0.020 V (20 mV)<br />

30-volt<br />

voltage Probe<br />

$49<br />

orDer coDe<br />

30v-bta<br />

this sensor is used to measure voltages in the range of<br />

-30 to +30 volts. Use this sensor in experiments that involve<br />

voltages larger than 10 volts, such as when working with<br />

large solar panels. Since this voltage probe covers such<br />

a wide voltage range, its resolution is lower than our<br />

Differential Voltage Probe, which we recommend for<br />

most experiments.<br />

range: -30 to +30 V<br />

voltage Probe 30-volt voltage Probe<br />

INNOVATIVE USES<br />

• Measure output from large<br />

solar panels<br />

• Measure voltage in<br />

do-it-yourself projects<br />

voltage: 120 V<br />

sensors and accessories<br />

minimum measurable PoWer: 0.5 watts<br />

accuracy: ±1.5%, + 3 counts of the displayed value<br />

Watts up Pro<br />

orDer coDe<br />

Wu-Pro<br />

watts Up Pro measures real-time energy use of common<br />

electrical devices. find out which costs more: running<br />

a hairdryer for 10 minutes or leaving on a lamp all<br />

afternoon? Measures potential, current, power, and<br />

cumulative cost.<br />

• connects to the USB port on your computer or<br />

labQuest—no other devices needed.<br />

• Use at the same time as a labQuest, labQuest Mini,<br />

labPro, or go!link to monitor electricity usage in<br />

combination with other data, such as temperature, light,<br />

and relative humidity.<br />

• the lcD panel on watts Up Pro allows it to be used as a<br />

standalone device.<br />

the watts Up Pro carries a one-year warranty.<br />

great Ways to use tHis sensor!<br />

INNOVATIVE USES<br />

• Long-term monitoring<br />

of devices<br />

• How can I save money?<br />

• Investigate phantom load<br />

• Compare energy use of<br />

different types of light bulbs<br />

$145<br />

Measuring<br />

temperature and<br />

power consumption<br />

in a basement<br />

freezer<br />

• Study energy use of<br />

different devices<br />

• Analyze energy use of<br />

different wattage light bulbs<br />

• Study energy use in charging<br />

electric cars<br />

go to www.vernier.com/probes for more on sensors- |- |- sensors<br />

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