Electronic compass sensor
Wireless “electronic compass” sensor: cardinal directions, Earth’s magnetic field and rotation angles in six activities.
The wireless sensor determines the cardinal directions and measures angles, transmitting data to a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: determining the cardinal directions and azimuth in the classroom and outdoors, studying the Earth’s magnetic field and magnetic declination, studying the influence of a permanent magnet and a current-carrying conductor on compass readings, measuring the angle of rotation of platforms and bodies in experiments on rotational motion, orienting and constructing routes in interdisciplinary classes, demonstrating the shielding of a magnetic field by materials. The sensor is suitable for physics and geography.
- Determining cardinal directions and azimuths in the classroom and outdoors
- Study of the Earth's magnetic field and the concept of magnetic declination
- Study of the influence of a permanent magnet and a current-carrying conductor on compass readings
- Measuring the angle of rotation of platforms and bodies in experiments on rotational motion
- Navigation and route planning in cross-curricular activities
- Demonstration of magnetic field shielding by various materials
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