To use the internal sensors on the WDSS to make rotational physics measurements, it is important to know exactly where the accelerometer is located inside the unit. If the unit is face up, the sensor is located 53 mm from the edge with the force s...

To use the internal sensors on the LabQuest 2 to make rotational physics measurements, it's important to know where the accelerometer itself is located inside the unit. If the unit is face up the sensor is located 72mm from the docking connector a...

First, we need to determine if there really is mold inside the shaft of the sensor--it might be a precipitate rather than mold. To test this, place the sensor in ~150 mL of warm water and let it sit in the warm water for 15-20 minutes. If the amount ...

Logger Pro is no longer sold and will no longer be updated. Most consumer-level Macs include a built-in iSight camera. On these computers it is not obvious how to use an external camera, as the OS assumes you want to use the iSight. These inst...

The short answer is: yes. Here are some important points to remember: (1) The recommended injection volume for the Mini GC is 0.8 - 1.0 milliliter (mL) of gas. (2) Vernier does not sell a 1 mL gas-tight syringe. (3) The maximum outside diameter syri...

This information pertains to the original LabQuest. If you have LabQuest 2 or LabQuest 3, see this article. Units of the Vernier Microphone (MCA-BTA), produced between April of 2007 and August 22, 2011, may exhibit a conflict with original LabQues...

Vernier data collection apps are designed to support best practices for data collection. Just as you wouldn't erase data from a lab notebook, our software prevents you from deleting selected data points from a particular trial. Instead, you can stri...

Logger Pro 3 is no longer sold and will no longer receive updates.For more information, see Logger Pro will no longer receive updates Yes. Logger Pro supports Windows tablets that are running the full version of Windows 10 or Windows 11. However,...

Yes. KidWind Project® has worked closely with Vernier to produce a series of experiments to quantify the power and energy output of Kid Wind’s wind turbines, solar cells, and fuel cell products. We have found this hardware and software easy to use...

We have been collaborating with the Great Lakes Bioenergy Resource Consortium, and they have developed a series of exercises on fermenation and biofuels that use Vernier probeware. You can find the educational materials at: http://www.glbrc.org/ed...