Vernier Centripetal Force Apparatus Manuel d'utilisateur

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Centripetal Force
Apparatus
(Order Code CFA)
The Centripetal Force Apparatus (CFA) facilitates
the study of circular motion. It allows students to
easily and accurately see the relationship between
centripetal force, tangential velocity (or angular
velocity), radius and mass. The traditional method, i.e., twirling a rubber stopper in a
horizontal circle, is instructional in that students can have kinesthetic understanding
of the relationships. For example, they can feel the change in the force as the radius
changes. The CFA allows students to make direct measurements of the variables and
to obtain excellent quantitative data.
With this equipment, students are able to investigate relationships between
Centripetal force and the mass of the accelerating object
Centripetal force and the radius of the motion
Centripetal force and the tangential velocity of the accelerating object
Centripetal force and the angular velocity of the accelerating object
Angular acceleration, torque and moment of inertia
What is included with the Centripetal Force Apparatus?
Rectangular Frame
Support Legs (2)
Rotating Assembly consisting of Rotational Shaft, Encoder Wheel, 3-Step Pulley,
Rotating Beam, Bearing Housing
Sliding Carriage to hold the test masses
Counterbalance Carriage to balance the rotating beam
Swivel Assembly (connects Sliding Carriage to a Dual-Range Force Sensor)
Ultra Pulley
Ultra Pulley Bracket (preinstalled on Assembly)
Photogate Bracket with 1/4 x 20 mounting screw (preinstalled on Assembly)
Dual-Range Force Sensor Bracket (preinstalled on Assembly)
50 g masses (4)
100 g masses (4)
Hook (attaches a Wireless Dynamic Sensor System (WDSS) to the Sliding
Carriage)
WDSS Mounting Screw and T Nut to secure a WDSS
2
A Closer Look at the Components
Rectangular Frame
The frame supports the Rotating Assembly and it accommodates a variety of
sensors. Two Pulley Guides on the top of the frame allow a Dual-Range Force
Sensor to be connected to a carriage that slides along the Rotating Beam.
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Page 1 - Apparatus

Centripetal Force Apparatus (Order Code CFA) The Centripetal Force Apparatus (CFA) facilitates the study of circular motion. It allows students to

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Page 3 - Leveling the Apparatus

3Rotating Assembly The Rotating Assembly consists of a Rotating Beam, Rotational Shaft, Bearing Housing, Encoder Wheel, and 3-Step Pulley. Carriages

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5Ultra Pulley and Pulley Bracket The Ultra Pulley and Pulley Bracket allow a torque to be applied to the Rotational Shaft. Secure the Ultra Pulley to

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7 Counterbalance Carriage on left. Sliding Carriage on right. To attach the carriages, remove the end pieces on the Rotating Beam. As you look at t

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9 Dual-Range Force Sensor attached to frame, and with screw end of Swivel Assembly attached. Vertical adjustment screw on the right. Attaching a Pho

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11Data-Collection Overview and Software Setup Sensors used with the CFA provide a reading of the force required to keep the Sliding Carriage in posit

Page 8 - Specifications

13Your graphs show how centripetal force varies with angular velocity. Now take additional data with other masses and other radii. Angular Velocity

Page 9 - Warranty

15LabQuest with Wireless Dynamic Sensor System (WDSS) Start LabQuest App, let it auto-ID the photogate. Establish a Bluetooth connection to the WDSS.

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17Other Products for Use with this Kit Dual-Range Force Sensor (DFS-BTA) This low-cost force sensor has two ranges: –10 to +10 N and –50 to +50 N. It

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