Vernier sells three different categories of pH sensor depending on the type of pH electrode used: standard, tris-compatible flat pH, and glass-body pH. Use the images to determine which sensor you have.Note: The dates indicate the approximate time f...
The following options are available when collecting absorbance data: to display a full color backdrop, to display a thin strip of color along the X-axis, and to display no color on the graph. The default is the full color backdrop in Absorbance or %...
The Go Direct® Acceleration Sensor (GDX-ACC) is sized to fit inside some rocket tubes.
The Centuri Standard Tube ST-11 and the Estes Body Tube BT-55 are the smallest body tubes that will hold the Go Direct Acceleration. The sensor can be place...
Go! Motion (GO-MOT)
Specifications and User Guide
Which Motion Detector model do I have?
Troubleshooting
Primary test: When you start data collection, do you hear a clicking from the Go!Motion? If not, the sensor may...
Below is a thorough list of Vernier equipment that supports AP Physics 1 and 2. Since no two physics instructors teach AP physics in exactly the same way, this list may not have everything needed or may include sensors that are not needed in your cu...
Most of our curve fitting (except for very simple fits, like linear) is done using a non-linear n-dimensional search following methods described in books like Data Reduction and Error Analysis For the Physical Sciences, by Bevington and Robinson.
Th...
LabQuest 2.8.1
• Various bug fixes related to using Go Direct Sensors via USB
LabQuest 2.8
• Go Direct Sensors via USB connection
• Addressed an issue where units left in a suspended mode for five days could leave the LabQuest in an unus...
This information pertains to LabQuest 2.
If you have a LabQuest 3, see this article.
If you have an original LabQuest, see this article.
If your LabQuest 2 partially turns on but doesn't load the LabQuest 2 app all the way, it is possible to recov...
Many instructors use Vernier equipment as part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. Correlations between Vernier lab activities and the IB curriculum are available at:
https://www.vernier.com/ib-correlations/
FAQs when using Vernier prod...
A JavaScript error, like the one shown below, is caused by a corrupt or missing x86 Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable file. Having an x64 redistributable is not and can not be a substitute for the x86 version. Graphical Analysis, Spectral Analysi...