Projectile Motion Experiment

Projectile Motion Experiment SK088

Exp-1 To determine the range of projectile as a function of the angle of inclination.
Exp-2 To determine the (maximum) range as a function of the initial velocity.

It is easy to fixed on the table.
Two fixed photogates to measure the speed.
Fexible Launch Positions at the different spring load.
Angle can be adjusted easily.
Spring Mechanism.

Range of a ball.
Projectile Range Versus Angle.
Projectile Path.
Conservation of energy.
Initial Velocity of the Ball.

The projectile motion is for experimentally determining trajectories when a projectile is launched either horizontally or at an angle. Angles between 0° and 90° may be selected. Varying the tension in the spring can also enable different launch velocities.

Contents:

Cat. No.	Item Name	Qty.
SH332	Projectile Launcher	1
SJ162	Digital timer with photogate pair	1

Projectile Launcher SH332
- SPECIFICATIONS Angle : 90° - 0° - 90° through plumb line
  Clamping : Bench or Table via ‘U’ clamp
  Clamping width : upto 35mm
  Tension : Spring loaded
  Projectile ball : Plastic, 15mm dia. (approx.)
  Supplied with 3nos. projectile balls.
Digital Timer & Photogate SJ162
- SPECIFICATIONS Display : 2 line LCD
  Type : Micro controller based
  Time resolution : 0.1 milli second
  Mode : Time, Speed & Acceleration
  Photogate : 2 Nos.
  Interface : USB
  Operating voltage : 5V DC
  Photogate detector : Infra-Red
  Microcontroller based and in-built test functions.
  Supplied with a pair of photogate and photogate mounting rod.

* Additionally Required
Computer not supplied with this setup.

Projectile Motion Experiment SK088

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