APPARATUSES AND INSTRUMENTS IN PHYSICS 7.

SUPER PULLEY WITH CLAMP

LABORATORY -Super Pulley with Clamp is designed to be
used wherever an integral clamp that features
1. XPLORER GLX the low friction characteristics of the PASCO
-captures, analyzes, annotates, stores and prints data Super Pulley is needed. The clamp has two positions
quickly and seamlessly, without being connected to a for attaching the Super Pulley.
computer
8. UNIVERSAL CLAMP
2. DIGITAL ADAPTER -Attach to tables, shelves, or ring stands. Also
-is required when photogates, timing and counting use it as a versatile rod stand.
sensors are used with any PASPORT interface.
Each Digital Adapter accommodates two sensors at
9. TABLE CLAMP
once. Each port on the Digital Adapter automatically
-Used to hold the experimental set-up in
detects a connection and initiates a selection of pre-
place
configured or user-defined options.
10. PROJECTILE LAUNCHER
3. MOTION SENSOR
-The Projectile Launcher demonstrates the
-The Digital Adapter is required when
concept that motion in different dimensions is
photogates, timing and counting sensors
absolutely independent. A good launcher not
are used with any PASPORT interface.
only illustrates this non-intuitive idea, but also
Each Digital Adapter accommodates two
describes the exact motion of the projectile.
sensors at once. Each port on the Digital
Adapter automatically detects a connection and
11. TIME OF FLIGHT ACCESSORY
initiates a selection of pre-configured or user-defined
-The Time-of-Flight Accessory is
options.
designed primarily for freefall or
-The PASPORT Motion Sensor is used to measure
projectile experiments. When an object
the position, velocity, and acceleration of a target.
hits the plate, a signal is sent to the
The Motion Sensor can be set on a desktop, mounted
interface.
to a rod stand, or attached to a PASCO Dynamics
Track.
12. PHOTOGATE MOUNTING BRACKET
-This bracket mounts one or two
4. FORCE SENSOR
Photogate Heads or a Smart Gate
-Force sensors are basically devices used
on any PASCO Projectile Launcher.
to convert an applied force to a quantity
that can be measured.  Designed to
13. MOUNTING ROD
measure both pulling and pushing forces
-This rod mounts a Photogate Head or
super pulley on any clamp
5. PHOTOGATE HEAD
-Photogate heads monitors the motion of
14. RAMROD
objects passing through its gate, counting
-Ramrod is used to insert a sphere ball inside the
events as the object breaks the infrared
projectile launcher.
beam. Photogates allow for extremely accurate timing
of events within physics experiments, for studying
15. PICKET FENCE
free fall, air track collisions, pendulum periods, the
-Picket Fence is a rectangular piece of clear plastic
speed of a rolling object, among other things.
with evenly spaced opaque bands. It is designed to
be used with a Photogate Head for measuring free
6. PHOTOGATE CABLE
fall motion.
-Photogate cable connects the photogate head to
digital adapter.
16. FREE FALL SET-UP

22. EQUAL ARM BALANCE

-Equal Arm Balance was designed to
be used in a vertical position to
compare weights hung vertically
from it to standard weights. This balance can also be
used in a horizontal (or vertical) position to show that
torques about its axis of rotation must be of the same
magnitude if it is to remain in an equilibrium position.
The Balance can be used with hanging weights or
with applied forces measured with spring scales.

23. STOP WATCH

17. PROJECTILE MOTION SET-UP -Stop watch is used in measuring time.

24. TRANSLATIONAL EQUILIBRIUM SET-UP

18. DYNAMICS CART

-Force sensors are basically devices used
to convert an applied force to a quantity
that can be measured.  Designed to
measure both pulling and pushing forces

19. END STOPPER

-This is attached to the dynamics track and used to
stop the movement of the cart.

20. DYNAMICS TRACK

-They are ideal for investigating mechanics topics,
such as velocity and acceleration, Newton’s Laws and
Forces, Collisions, and the Conservation of
Momentum and Energy. When used with the
accessories package, students can explore harmonic
motion, projectile motion, optics, and much more. 

21. ANGLE INDICATOR

-Helps you find the
exact angle measurement
25. LAW OF ACCELERATION
26. HYDROMETER
-A hydrometer is an instrument used to
measure the specific gravity (or relative
density) of liquids

27. STEAM GENERATOR

-The Steam Generator is an inexpensive heat
reservoir with constant
temperature. It can boil 3/4 of
a liter of water in ten minutes
and provides continuous
steam at up to 10 g/min. 

28. LINEAR EXPANSION APPARATUS

-Thermal Expansion Apparatus provides easy and
accurate measurements
of the coefficient of linear
expansion for brass,
copper, and aluminum.

29. LINEAR EXPANSION OF METAL SET-UP


30. CALORIMETER
-A calorimeter is a device through which we
can make the heat measurements
necessary for
calorimetry. A calorimeter is what is used to
measure the thermal changes of a body. This is used
in experiment to find the specific heat capacity.
31. TEMPERATURE SENSOR
-Temperature sensors are used to measure
temperature.
32. STRING VIBRATOR
-The String Vibrator transforms mechanical
wave demonstrations into hands-on
activities that every lab group can easily
perform. It drives a string or elastic cord to produce a
standing wave. With it, you can study frequency,
wavelength, and resonance, as well as the factors
that affect those properties.
33. SINE WAVE GENERATOR
-The Sine Wave Generator is an excellent tool for
generating waves with speakers or wave drivers. It
allows the frequency (1-800 Hz) and amplitude of the
sine wave to be varied. Students can observe the
quantum nature of standing wave patterns as the
Sine Wave Generator jumps from one resonant
frequency to the next. 
34. ECONOMY RESONANCE TUBE AND
OPEN SPEAKER
-The Economy Resonance Tube is
designed for the study of resonance in
a column of air. The tube set includes an
outer tube and an inner tube with a scale and a
removable plug. The length of the air column is
adjusted by moving the inner tube.
35. MECHANICAL WAVES EXPERIMENT
36. MULTITESTER
-A multimeter or a multitester, also known as a VOM
(volt-ohm-milliammeter), is an electronic measuring
instrument that combines several measurement
functions in one unit. A typical multimeter can
measure voltage, current, and resistance. 
37. AMMETER
-An ammeter is a measuring device used
to measure the electric current in a circuit.
38. VOLTMETER
-A voltmeter is an instrument used for measuring
electrical potential difference between two
points in an electric circuit.
39. RESISTANCE BOX
-The box which contains the resistors of
different values for estimating and
comparing the resistance. The accuracy
of the resistance box is very high. The
main application of the resistance box is
to control the specific value of current to
flow through the circuit.
40. RHEOSTAT
-A rheostat is a variable resistor which is
used to control current. They are able to
vary the resistance in a circuit without
interruption. 
41. OPTIC BENCH SYSTEM
-A complete optics bench that
includes all the components required
to do introductory optics experiments.