Demonstrations
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E&M: AC - 001 | Lamp Brightness in LRC | A lightbulb in an RLC circuit is will show when circuit reaches resonance with frequency generator. |
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E&M: AC - 003 | Phasors | The apparatus from K: M - 6 is used to show phasors |
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E&M: AC - 005 | Tesla Coil | A Tesla Coil is used to light a fluorescent bulb. |
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E&M: AC - 006 | High Frequency EM Waves | ||
E&M: AC - 007 | AC Lights Bulb, DC Does Not | ||
E&M: AC - 008 | Music and Coils | ||
E&M: AC - 009 | Marshmallows in the Microwave | A standing wave pattern is visible on an array of marshmallows placed in a microwave |
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E&M: AC - 010 | Voltage of a Household Outlet | Production of a the sinewave created by the current from a household outlet. |
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E&M: AC - 011 | High-Pass and Low-Pass Filters | A demonstration of the effects of both/either a high pass filter and a low pass filter on an signal. |
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E&M: AC - 012 | DC Motor as an AC Generator | A hand-crank generator is turned to produce current. |
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E&M: C - 001 | Copper and Chromel Wire Segments | A strand of wire composed of differing materials (Cu and NiCr) demonstrates how the amount of heat produced differs with resistance. |
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E&M: C - 002 | Electric Lamps in Series and in Parallel | Two light bulbs of differing wattage are connected in series and in parallel with the AC outlet. |
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E&M: C - 003 | Model Transmission Line | ||
E&M: C - 005 | Lamp with Heat | The wires providing power to a light bulb are heated. As a result, the light bulb gets dimmer. |
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E&M: C - 007 | Homemade Battery to Light Lightbulb | ||
E&M: C - 008 | Electrocute a Pickle | A pickle is electrocuted using current from a standard wall outlet. |
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E&M: C - 009 | Voltaic EMF of an Electrolyte | ||
E&M: C - 012 | Discharge of Electricity Through Gases | ||
E&M: C - 013 | Current Produced by Moving Charges | ||
E&M: C - 014 | Electric Field of a Plasma Ball | A discharge tube brought near a plasma ball will light up. |
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E&M: C - 015 | Ideal and Real Batteries | Lamps are added in parallel to current supplied by both a battery and a power supply; a noticeable difference in brightness is evident due to the internal resistance of the battery. |
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E&M: C - 016 | Photoelectric Effect | A flashlight shone onto a photoelectric tube creates an audible sound; a UV LED produces a current spike in an analog ammeter |
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E&M: C - 017 | Copper Wires of Different Cross-Sectional Areas | The voltage drop across two sections of wire having different cross-sectional areas is measured. |
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E&M: C - 018 | Alternating Current RC Series Circuit | A frequency generator is used to produce a square wave that shows the charge and discharge curves of an RC series circuit |
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E&M: C - 019 | Direct Current RC Series Circuit | The charge and discharge curves of a DC RC Series circuit are shown in conjunction with its effect on a light bulb. |
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E&M: C - 020 | Decrease of Resistance with Decrease in Temperature | A light bulb is turned on and its wiring is submerged in liquid nitrogen. |
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E&M: C - 021 | Piezoelectric Crystal | ||
E&M: C - 022 | Mechanical Model of Resistance | Ping pong balls travel down a board of nails to demonstrate resistance. |
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E&M: C - 023 | 3 Batteries and 2 Bulbs | Two 9V batteries are connected in series with 2 bulbs. A 3rd battery is added in parallel with one of the bulbs. |
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E&M: C - 024 | Mixed Circuit | 1 90-W bulb and 3 25-W bulbs are connected in both series and parallel |
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E&M: C - 025 | Identical Bulbs in Series | 3 Bulbs are connected in series to a power source |
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E&M: C - 026 | Identical Bulbs in Parallel | 3 identical bulbs are connected to a power source in parallel. |
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E&M: C - 027 | Wheatstone Bridge | A Wheatstone Bridge is used to demonstrate how an unknown resistance could be found. |
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E&M: ES - 001 | Charging Objects Electrically | An assortment of objects are used to demonstrate electrostatic charge and its effects. |
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E&M: ES - 003 | Spherical Conductors | ||
E&M: ES - 004 | Electrophorus | A device is used to produce a cyclical spark from electrostatic charge. |
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E&M: ES - 005 | Franklin Bells | ||
E&M: ES - 006 | Large Electrostatic Device | ||
E&M: ES - 008 | More Personal Van de Graaff Experience | A person's hair stands on end if in contact with Van de Graaff generator |
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E&M: ES - 009 | Faraday Cage with Electroscope | A charged rod brought near an electroscope produces no result if the the electroscope is contained within a cage of conducting mesh. |
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E&M: ES - 010 | Leyden Jar | ||
E&M: ES - 011 | Variable Capacitor | The effect of plate gap and dielectric presence on capacitance can be easily seen. |
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E&M: ES - 012 | Exhibit of Capacitors | A visual display of capacitors of varying styles are available to show the students in the class. |
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E&M: ES - 013 | Van de Graaff Generator | The Van de Graaff generator and it's grounding device can be used to show discharge of static electricity. |
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E&M: ES - 014 | Electrostatic Deflection of Electron Beam | Fur is used to charge a rod, which then deflects an electron beam |
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E&M: ES - 015 | Periodic Capacitor Discharge | ||
E&M: ES - 016 | Capacitor with Light Bulbs | A capacitor is charged using a 9V battery. The capacitor is then discharged through a small light bulb. |
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E&M: ES - 017 | Van de Graaff and Pie Tins | Pie placed on top of a Van de Graaff generator fly off when the machine is turned on. |
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E&M: ES - 018 | Van de Graaff with Lightning Rod | A lightning rod is used to draw electric charge from Van de Graaff and prevent discharge |
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E&M: ES - 019 | Electric Field Lines | Grass seeds are sprinkled into a plexiglass container of castor oil that has 2 electrodes. When voltage is applied across the electrodes, the seeds (dipoles) will align to show the electric field. The image is projected using an overhead projector onto the wall of the lecture hall. |