Demonstration Motor/Generator Set

Quick Answer: Demonstration Motor/Generator Set is a compact 7" x 6" x 3" apparatus that runs as either a motor or a generator, letting students see both principles on one device.

This economical apparatus lets a classroom see two related physics principles on a single device, part of EduScope India's Physics Lab Equipment range. It is built for teachers who want one unit that can stand in for both a motor demonstration and a generator demonstration rather than purchasing two separate machines. This set can be used in either of two modes: used as a motor, it takes in electrical energy and performs mechanical work, so students see current turned directly into rotation; used as a generator, the same unit is driven the other way, and mechanical work put into the device is converted into electrical energy. Running the same apparatus in both directions gives students a direct, hands-on view of how motor action and generator action are two sides of the same electromagnetic process, rather than two unrelated devices. At 7" x 6" x 3", the set is small enough to hold up during a lecture demonstration, pass around a small group, or store easily on a lab shelf between classes.

It is part of EduScope India's Physics Lab Equipment range. For a lab that wants to demonstrate generator action on its own, the Hand Held Generator offers a dedicated hand-cranked setup. For a motor-only demonstration, the Demonstration DC Motor is built specifically for that purpose.