Physics
Physics
Overview
Our comprehensive range of physics equipment supports studies from basic principles to advanced applications, empowering students and researchers to explore the fundamental laws of nature.
Equipment Categories
- Classical Mechanics: Featuring apparatus for studying the motion of objects under various forces, energy conservation, and momentum. Includes equipment for experiments in linear and circular motion, projectile motion, harmonic oscillation, and Newton's laws.
- Electromagnetism: Tools designed to explore the behaviour of electric and magnetic fields, such as magnetic field sensors, coils, electromagnets, and setups to demonstrate Faraday's and Ampère's laws, electromagnetic induction, and circuit analysis.
- Optics: A variety of devices to investigate light properties and phenomena including refraction, reflection, diffraction, and polarisation. Equipment includes lenses, mirrors, prisms, and fibre optic kits, enabling the study of both geometric and wave optics.
- Thermodynamics: Equipment for demonstrating principles of heat transfer, thermal expansion, and energy transformation, including calorimeters, heat engines, and modules for conduction, convection, and radiation experiments.
- Waves and Vibrations: Instruments such as oscilloscopes, tuning forks, and ripple tanks to study wave phenomena including sound waves, standing waves, resonance, and wave interference.
