Current sensor
Digital laboratories · Wireless sensor
DS3.001

Current sensor

Wireless current sensor for the digital laboratory: Ohm's law, conductor connections and current-voltage characteristics in six experiments.

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The wireless sensor records current in electrical circuits and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system for real-time graphing. It supports six experiments: checking Ohm's law for a section of a circuit, comparing currents when connecting conductors in series and parallel, reading the current-voltage characteristics of a resistor, incandescent lamp and diode, studying electrical work and power and testing the Joule-Lenz law, observing the charge and discharge of a capacitor, checking Kirchhoff's first law. The sensor is intended for laboratory activities and demonstrations on electrodynamics in a physics course. We will help you select sensors for the needs of your classroom.

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