The Resonance Apparatus is used for the classic experiment of determining the speed of sound using the principle of resonance in a tube that is closed at one end. Fill the apparatus with water and use a tuning fork or the included speaker to produce sound.
With sound-triggered data collection, Go Direct® Sound provides students with an easy way to capture and evaluate waveforms. Measure wave amplitude and sound intensity level at the same time to investigate the decibel scale, or take the sensor outside the classroom to discover sounds in their natural environment.
Unlock key features with Vernier Graphical Analysis® Pro and do more with your Vernier sensors to expand and extend learning. With access to Pro, you can enrich live instruction while providing more opportunities for students to interact with and analyze data outside of class time.
The Vernier Video Analysis® app brings video analysis to your students in an easy-to-use, streamlined application. Students can design their own scientific investigations, record videos, and then analyze the motion. This app gives your students the opportunity to observe and study hard-to-replicate phenomena regardless of device—it even works with Chromebooks!
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