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Force Between Conductors Demonstrator

Force Between Conductors Demonstrator

Product Code : EL-PLE-13145Eduscope India is a leading Force Between Conductors Demonstrator Quick Answer: Force Between Conductors Demonstratorgives students a direct, hands-on look at the mechanical force that exists between two neighboring, current-carrying conductors.

When two long straight conductors carry current close together, each generates its own magnetic field, which acts on the current in the neighboring conductor and produces a real mechanical force between them: the conductors attract when their currents flow in the same direction, and repel when the currents flow in opposite directions. With ordinary apparatus this force is normally too small to observe without impractically large currents, so this demonstrator is built specifically to show the effect reliably in a classroom. A sturdy metal frame supports two long straight conductors, each mounted to pivot about its own vertical axis so the force visibly moves them together or apart as current flows, with an enclosed power supply in the base controlled through a momentary switch so current flows only while it is actively pressed — a simple, safe electromagnetic kit school India setup that keeps the underlying physics easy for students to follow.

SpecificationValue
Frame Sturdy metal, supports 2 pivoting conductors
Conductor mounting Each pivots about its own vertical axis
Power supply Enclosed, in the base
Safety control Momentary switch (current only while pressed)

It is part of EduScope India'sPhysics Lab Equipmentrange, and pairs well with theHall Effect Apparatusand aMultimeter, Digitalfor a broader electromagnetism and electrical measurement setup.


   
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