Educational devices

Education and demonstration – Science – Physics

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G09B 2308

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043582761

ABSTRACT:
A simple, durable, inexpensive educational device for demonstrating the physical properties of colliding, accelerating and vibrating objects, especially suitable for use by educational institutions at or below the college level is described. The device consists of a pressure sensitive medium affixed to a hard flat surface which may be made to vibrate while one or more balls are made to roll on the surface, resulting in visible imprints in the form of dotted or wavy lines. The distance between dots or the individual undulations of the wavy lines serve to mark the positions of the balls at equally spaced instants of time, and thereby allow a determination of the ball velocities and accelerations without requiring compressed air, spark timers, or stroboscopic photography.

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