KidWind Wind Turbine Hub, ten-pack of 12-hole crimping hubs, made from recycled plastic, allows you to turn any DC generator into a wind turbine, Diameter: 2.25 in, Maximum number of dowels: 12, Size of shaft hub press fits onto: 2 mm
Digital Control Unit, combined with features in Logger Pro, makes control of electrical devices, such as buzzers, lights, motors, pumps, and relays, both straightforward and flexible. The DCU is a great way to introduce hands-on STEM
Adapter, myDAQ, allows to connect sensors to National Instruments interface, Includes: two connectors for analog sensors and one connector for digital sensors, screw terminal and header pins provide access to myDAQ lines not used by connectors
Variable Load, used in conjunction with the Energy Sensor to provide a range of resistive loads for projects such as wind turbines or solar panels, Students can adjust the potentiometer to provide resistances between 6 and 255 ohm
KidWind GENPack, allows students to construct their own electrical generator and perform experiments with electricity and magnetism, for physics and electrical students exploring Faraday s law, induction, AC/DC electricity production, and energy transformations
LabQuest Viewer* Computer Software, displays and controls screen of a LabQuest using a computer, can be used to demonstrate functions of LabQuest and to enhance group presentations and to monitor student use of LabQuest devices in lab and to view and control remotely
KidWind simpleGEN, easy-to-build AC generator that allows students to explore the basics of electrical generator design, Recommended for College, High School, and Middle School Science
Go Wireless* Exercise Heart Rate, Recommended for College, High School, and Middle School Science, excellent hands-free option for continuously monitoring heart rate before, during, and after exercise or while a person is stationary
Spectrophotometer Optical Fiber, designed exclusively for emission spectrum experiments, Simply insert the unit into the cuvette holder, and point the tip of the 1 m optical fiber at a light source, wavelength range: 350 nm to 900 nm
Time of Flight Pad sensor to precisely measure how long a projectile has been in motion, determine the launch speed of a projectile, along with the time the projectile is in flight, allow students to see just how kinematic calculations work in rea
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