Dual-range current sensor
Wireless dual-range current sensor: two measurement ranges for six electrical circuit experiments.
A sensor with two measurement ranges allows you to work with both low and high currents, transmitting data to a digital laboratory system wirelessly. It supports six experiments: checking Ohm's law for a section of a circuit, studying the series and parallel connection of conductors, measuring the current in the branches of the circuit and checking Kirchhoff’s laws, measuring the current–voltage characteristics of a resistor, incandescent lamp and diode, studying the dependence of conductor resistance on temperature, and studying the charge and discharge of a capacitor. The sensor is used in laboratory work on electrodynamics.
- Checking Ohm's law for a section of a circuit
- Study of series and parallel connection of conductors
- Measuring current in different branches of a circuit, checking Kirchhoff's rules
- Measuring the current–voltage characteristic of a resistor, incandescent lamp and diode
- Studying the dependence of conductor resistance on temperature
- Study of capacitor charge and discharge processes
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