The universal app eXperilyser does not replace experiments. She supports them digitally. It allows students to fully concentrate on the experiment without neglecting measurement and evaluation. A digital camera is used for. B. from a tablet or smartphone as an instrument for using seven different modules:
Digitize movements live and evaluate them physically
For example, a pendulum movement (also coupled pendulum) is displayed live in the st diagram. The movement can be recorded and the individual data saved for further processing.
Make analog measuring devices usable digitally. B. from liquid columns (burettes), digital displays (scales, multimeters) or pointer swings (hygrometer, ammeter, blood pressure monitor). The data is digitally available for further processing.
Experience the st diagrams for yourself
For example, students can translate the line of a given st graph into their own movements.
Easily measure extreme lengths
For example, measure the diameter of lunar craters or the distances between cell gaps.
Set slow speed
Show e.g. B. how the stars move in a night or how snails reproduce.
Make invisible paths visible
Observe with your students e.g. B. where the ant road really runs or when most cars drive where.
Capture unique moments safely
Do e.g. B. visible which animal fetches the feed or when the last drop causes the barrel to overflow.
For further use, you need a license code, which you can purchase from us.
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