Data logging Made Easy
Made in Australia by TPS with software from The Logical Interface
For use with I.B.M. and compatible computers. The Datalogger can be used for direct measurement or datalogging. The robust construction makes this industry strength datalogger almost indestructible. Ideal for use in the field and the laboratory. Perfect for experiments in environmental studies, biology and chemistry.
Measures
Temperature
pH
Salinity
Conductivity
and records date and time of each reading.
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Other Options

pH,
mV and Temperature $690.00
Dissolved
O2, Temperature $1,310.00
Dissolved
O2, pH, mV, Temperature $1,890.00
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See also: Tips, Bugs and Comments
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Australian designed and made. For use with I.B.M. and compatible computers. The Intelligent Pulley can be mounted on an airtrack, attached to a dynamics trolley or simply moved backwards and forwards to generate position vs time and velocity vs time graphs in real time. |
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Four programs are available to do experiments in:
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See also: Tips, Bugs and Comments
Using The Intelligent Pulley
The most common cause of ambiguous or incorrect results is caused by allowing the Intelligent Pulley to turn before the experiment has commenced. Once you have clicked the Do Experiment button timing will commence when the pulley rotates by only several degrees. If after clicking this button the Pulley rotates and is then released your results will be incorrect. I have observed this many times with my own students while performing the Newton's Second Law experiment. One will hold the glider while another will control the computer. If the student holding the glider allows it to move backward and forward it will trigger the timing before the glider has actually been released and the value for acceleration will be incorrect.
Using The Physics Computerlab.
Obtaining good results for the Collisions Option requires a bit of practice and patience. Before doing these experiments I spend some time adjusting our linear airtrack until I can confidently get reliable results. The separation of the timing gates is critical. Always ensure that the gates are far enough apart that any spring attached to the gliders has fully expanded before the gliders enter the gates i.e. the gliders are not accelerating while timing occurs.
In the Windows software I have found the mass entry boxes to be confusing when using different masses for collisions and have changed the software to show mass in the same table as velocity and momentum. You can upgrade your software to take advantage of this feature (see below).