Physics
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Electricity
Motor Model Set
This DC Motor Model Set is designed to clearly demonstrate the construction and working principle of a direct current motor. The unit includes a coil wound armature, commutator, and brush assembly mounted between strong permanent magnets. All parts are mounted on a durable base with terminals for easy external DC supply connection. Operating on 1.5–6 volts DC, this model provides a safe, visual, and hands-on way to understand motor action, electromagnetic force, and energy conversion from electrical to mechanical form.
Features:
- Coil wound armature with commutator
- Carbon/metallic brush assembly
- Sturdy base with DC supply terminals
- Operates on 1.5–6V
PH50213S -
Electricity
St. Louis Motor Demonstration
Students can explore how a simple electric motor works by doing a series of investigations. This St. Louis motor can be adjusted so students can study the effect of voltage and position of the brushes on the commutator. This model is capable of AC & DC operation. The motor consists of a two-pole armature. The brush holder, with binding post terminals, can be rotated for experiments. The permanent magnets, supported by clamps, can be adjusted to the desired location. This apparatus requires AC/DC Power Supply and connecting leads (not included).
PH50215B -
Electricity
Motor Generator Model Set
This motor-generator set gives students an insight into the physical and technical relationships on which electric motors, generators and transformers are based. The modular system allows to set up different function models without tools:
- Various DC motors
- Series and shunt motor
- Synchronous motor
- DC generator and alternator
- Transformer
This set allows the performance of 10 student experiments about the following topics:
- Magnetic field of a coil
- Conversion of electrical energy into kinetic energy
- Commutator
- Direct current motor
- Synchronous motor
- Series and shunt-wound motors
- Electromagnetic induction
- The electrical generator
- Engine-generator
- Transformer
PH50217 -
Electricity
Motor Construction Kit
This motor construction kit provides all essential components to explore the fundamental principles of electromagnetism, induction, and motor operation. With coil formers, magnets, brackets, bases, wire, and fastening elements, students and enthusiasts can assemble a wide range of experiments. The kit enables hands-on learning of motor principles, electromagnetic fields, and energy conversion through simple yet effective demonstrations.
Features:
- Plastic base plates with pre-drilled holes
- U-shaped metal bracket
- Coil formers with copper connections
- Wire spool
- Rectangular permanent magnets
- Aluminum Rivets
- Rubber band
- Steel rods/Wires
- Insulating tape
PH50219 -
Electricity
Model AC DC Generator
Generates both AC and DC. When the two brushes of the generator are put in the two ends (on the complete loop) of the commutator, the output is an AC. When the brushes are put in the middle (on the half loop) of the commutator, the output is a DC with one spare belt Includes Instructions.
PH50222 -
Electricity
Induction Coil, Ruhmkorff
Supertek induction coil is a device, which produces a spark with an input of 6 to 12 V DC and is therefore ideal for use with vacuum tubes, eudiometers etc. A fully adjustable vibrator system is incorporated and spark suppression capacitors are housed in the base. A pair of pointer electrodes is supplied with the instrument. Pointer electrodes have an insulating handle for adjustment of the spark gap. Low voltage input is given via a pair of mounted 4 mm Sockets. Induction Coil.
PH50237 -
Electricity
Induction Coil, Ruhmkorff
Coils are wound with highly insulated copper wire impregnated with paraffin wax; input 6-8 V dc through two 4 mm socket terminals, with an adjustable trembler system. The spark suppression capacitor is housed in the base. A pair of pointer electrodes with insulated handles for adjustment of the spark gap is provided.
PH50238 -
Electricity
Induction Coil
This box-form Induction Coil has a 50 mm spark gap and can produce pulses of high voltage spark from a low voltage direct current source such as a battery. It is suitable for use with gas-filled discharge tubes, vacuum tubes, eudiometers and for general laboratory work. It is comprised of two coils fully enclosed in a polished wooden case with binding posts. Spark gap at the discharge points can be adjusted by sliding rods back and forth.
PH50240 -
Electricity
Primary and Secondary Coil
The apparatus demonstrates the principle of Electromagnetic Induction and helps explain the concept of a transformer. Primary and Secondary coil consist of coils mounted on plastic spools, with 2 binding posts on each coil. You can slide the primary coil inside the secondary coil. Also includes a soft iron core for induction experiments. Primary coil has 480 turns while secondary coil has 3800 turns. Requires a galvanometer and bar magnets, not supplied with apparatus.
PH50250 -
Electricity
Primary and Secondary Coils
To demonstrate electromagnetic induction and transformer principles. Primary coil with 175 turns, secondary coil with three different windings 500; 1000 and 1500 turns. Coils are wound on moulded pipe and are provided with 4 mm safety sockets. With Plated Iron Core.
PH50252 -
Electricity
Air Core Solenoid
Air Core Solenoid helps investigate the magnetic field of a long coil. It can also used with the Current Balance as an accessory to measure the force on a conductor in a magnetic field. The solenoid has coils wound on a plastic tube with approximately 575 turns of copper wire. It can carry a current of 5A continuously, or 10A intermittently.
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