Student Basic Set – Electricity / Electronics 2 with Building Blocks, Electromagnetism and Induction – Analog Set – 18 Experiments

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT:

Function and Applications

Supplementary equipment set for Electric/Electrononics Building Block System Basic set 1. In combination with this set, another 18 student experiments can be performed:

• Electromagnetism (6 experiments)
• Electric motors (3 experiments)
• Induction (3 experiments)
• Transformers (2 experiments)
• Self-Induction (3 experiments)
• Safe Working with Electrical Energy (1 experiments)

Benefits

• Complete equipment set: simple execution of the experiments
• The equipment is stored in a rugged, stackable and compact box, allowing quick control of completeness (foam insert)
• Experimenting literature for pupils and teachers available: minimal preparation time
• Matched with international curriculum: all topics are covered
• The circuits are assembled directly on student’s desk and the safe electric contact is guaranteed by the use of a unique puzzle block system with corrosion-free gold-plated contacts. No breadboard is required.
• Rugged -PUZZLE- blocks featuring contrasted screen-printed electric symbol on top
• Easy teaching and efficient learning by using the interactive experimentation software interTESS

Equipment and Technical Data

• The equipment set consists of all necessary components for the experiments
• Robust, stackable storage box with a foam insert fitting to the contained equipment

18 Experiments:

1. The magnetic effect of a current-carrying conductor
2. A current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field
3. The electric bell
4. The electromagnetic relay
5. Controlling with a relay
6. The galvanometer
7. The permanent magnet DC motor
8. The series motor
9. The shunt motor
10. Generation of an induced voltage with permanent magnets
11. Generation of an induced voltage with electromagnets
12. The alternating current generator
13. Voltage transformation
14. Current transformation
15. Self-induction when switching a circuit on
16. Self-induction when switching a circuit off
17. Coils in alternating current circuits
18. The protective isolation transformer