For classrooms already equipped with data-collection interfaces, the Motion Encoder dramatically improves data quality and simplifies experiment setup over the traditional ultrasonic Motion Detector. An optical sensor under the dynamics cart senses the passage of the cart over a striped decal on the track. The displacement information is sent as an encoded IR signal to a receiver at the track’s end. This optical-only system provides excellent, repeatable, and noise‑resistant data.
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!
With the right tools, your students can explore important physics concepts in the real world—even when they’re traveling. A great example of one of these tools is the Go Direct Acceleration Sensor. It’s compact and easy to use, and it gives you the ability to collect three-dimensional acceleration, rotation, and altitude data in the field.
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