Charge sensor
Wireless charge sensor: electrification, charge division between conductors and the effect of humidity in six experiments on electrostatics.
The wireless sensor measures the electrical charge and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: measuring the charge transferred to a body during electrification by friction and touch, studying the division of charge between conducting balls of different sizes, studying the dependence of the charge of a conductor on its area and shape, transferring and measuring charge from a charged electroscope using a test sphere, studying charge leakage over time and the influence of air humidity, comparing the signs of charges during friction of various materials. The sensor is used in quantitative work on electrostatics.
- Measuring charge transferred to an object by friction and contact
- Study of charge division between conductive balls of the same and different sizes
- Study of the dependence of the charge of a conductor on its area and shape
- Transferring charge from a charged electroscope with a test sphere and measuring it
- Studying charge leakage over time and the effect of air humidity on charge retention
- Comparison of the signs of charges arising during friction of various materials
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