Force sensor
Wireless force sensor for six mechanics activities covering Hooke's law, friction, simple machines and buoyancy.
The wireless sensor measures force and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system for recording and graphing. It supports six experiments: measuring the force of gravity and the weight of bodies and checking equilibrium, studying the elastic force and checking Hooke’s law, studying static friction, sliding and rolling, checking Newton’s third law, determining the mechanical advantage of a pulley, lever and inclined plane, measuring the buoyant force when bodies are immersed in a liquid. The sensor is intended for laboratory work on mechanics in a physics course.
- Measuring gravitational force and weight and testing equilibrium conditions
- Study of elastic force and verification of Hooke's law
- Study of static, sliding and rolling friction forces
- Testing Newton's third law (action and reaction forces)
- Determining the mechanical advantage of simple machines (pulley, lever, inclined plane)
- Measuring the buoyant (Archimedean) force when bodies are immersed in a liquid
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