Geomagnetic Field Generator
Classification：
Physics
Product Model：
TP6041
Grade：
Junior high school
Function Description：
Used for the recognition of magnetoelectric phenomena and the study of motional electromotive force.
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Composition
Base, rectangular coil, conductive slip ring, bearing, bracket shaft, pressure ring, support plate
Function
1. Used for the recognition of magnetoelectric phenomena and the study of motional electromotive force. It can explore the relationship between the rotation speed and direction of the coil and the magnitude and direction of the current when it rotates and cuts the geomagnetic field.
2. The experimental device is equipped with a wire jack. With the microcurrent sensor, it can explore the relationship between the rotation speed and direction and the magnitude and direction of the current when the coil rotates and cuts the magnetic field, and present the data in real time on Windows, Android, and iOS system terminals.
3. The equipment is integrated and the experimental environment is simple to build and easy to operate.
4. The original imported bearing rotates smoothly and the experimental data curve is smoother.
5. The base has a footrest, which is stable and non-slip.
6. The experimental guidance and instructions for use of the instrument can be browsed by scanning the QR code on the mobile terminal.
7. Equipped with special experimental software, preset templates, automatically record data changes in the form of curves, and the experimental results are more intuitive and obvious.
Experiment
Experiments such as observing magnetoelectric phenomena and exploring motional electromotive force
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