Rotary Motion logger sensor NUL-226

Rotary motion logger sensor

NUL-226

This sensor measures angles, rotations, rotation speeds or rotation acceleration. The sensor has a pulley connected to its shaft and the pulley rotation is measured. This sensor has four modes of operation: degrees, rev/s, rad/s, rad/s².

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Specifications

Used for any science experiment which involves rotary motion including angular velocity, angular acceleration and revolutions per second such as in the fields of Mechanics, Physics, Biomechanics, etc.
The probe shaft is installed in a bearing and has a magnet at its end. A digital sensor based on The Hall Effect sensor, an analog circuit and a very sophisticated digital processor are located near the rotating magnet.
Includes a rotary motion revolving head piece attached directly to the sensor’s body by a durable rubber-coated wire.
The sensor is pre-calibrated at the factory.
Includes a reset to zero option for the measured angle.
Experiment duration: 1 second to 31 days.

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			Simple Pendulum P-46 Physics Experiment

Sensor Requirements

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USB Module (USB-200)
Direct connection to the computer (PC, Mac)

Bluetooth Module (BLT-202)
Bluetooth communication – For ipads, Tablets and Smartphones.
Include USB communication to computers
Include strong battery