Objectives of this experiment:
This circuit generates a symmetrical triangle waveform, since its main timing capacitor charges in both positive and negative direction via the same resistance network, The frequency and amplitude can be varied by 100K and 10K potentiometer. The frequency of the triangle wave is varied from 800 Hz-8KHz.
Built in regulated Power supply: +9V/300mA; -9V/300mA
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objectives of this experiment:
To construct (15Hz - 15KHz) sine/square wave generator using op-amps. The frequency can be varied by varying different sets of resistors and capacitors. The output amplitude level can also be adjusted for both sine and square waves.
Built in regulated Power supply: +9V/300mA, -9V/300mA.
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objectives of this experiment:
To construct (2Hz - 20 KHz) square wave generator -using 741. The frequency range can be selected by a set of resistors & capacitors. You can vary the frequency and amplitude linearly by using potentiometers.
Built in regulated Power Supply: +9V/300mA; -9V/300mA
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objectives of this experiment:
To construct 1 KHz ramp generator using op-amp. The amplitude varies from (0-10) VP-P.
Built in regulated Power supply: +15V/300mA, 15V/mA.
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objectives of this experiment:
To construct pulse generator using CMOS NAND gates and test the true output and complementary outputs. The frequency can be selected by using decade capacitors provided on the trainer. The width of the pulse can be varied.
Built in regulated Power Supply: + 9V/300mA
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objectives of this experiment:
To demonstrate the operation of circuit, which can produce linear ramps. Linear ramp is produced by charging a capacitor from a constant voltage source. The linearity is limited to a small charge curve portion which is produced by charging a capacitor from a constant current source. The Ramp has better linearity. This experiment demonstrates both methods of forming a ramp.
Built in regulated Power supply: + 15V/300mA
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objective of this experiment:
To construct sine/triangle/square waveform 10HZ-100KHz, using XR2206. The frequency can be varied from 10Hz-100Hz; 100Hz - 1KHz; 1KHz -10KHZ; 10KHz - 100KHz by connecting different capacitors provided on the trainer. The amplitude can be adjusted by potentiometer.
Built in regulated Power supply: +9V/300mA
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
Objectives of this experiment:
To construct simple fixed amplitude stair case generator using op-amp in CLOSED LOOP & OPEN LOOP modes.
Built in regulated Power supply: +15V/300mA
Input Supply: 230 VAC/50Hz mains operated.
Dimension: 27cms x 17cms x 10cms.
Weight: 500gms
OP-AMP FUNCTION GENERATOR This trainer uses quad OP-AMP IC and passive components generate 6Hz to 6KHz. The function generated is square, triangle, and sine waves. It is operated on 9V DC
Create your own lightning with these time-tested devices that have delighted students for decades! Named after the inventer Van de Graaf, an American physicist, this machine produces low-amperage static electricity that can be “shocking” but perfectly safe. Two different pulleys inside a plastic column create and carry static charge up to the polished alumimun collector globe. You can draw out this static charge in a burst of lightning - or you can set each hair on your head on end! Our instruction booklet tells you how to raise hair; produce lightning and electric wind; experiment with St. Elmo’s fire or electrostatic attraction and repulsion. |
10-285 pictured |
10-085/10-086 and 10-285/10-286 have a negatively charged collector. |
10-089 has a positively charged collector and is not returnable. NOTE: Positively charged collector may charge more slowly and have shorter sparks than the negatively charged unit. |
Specifications: |
• Up to a spectacular 400,000 volt potential for 10-085/10-086 and 500,000 volt potential for 10-285/10-286. |
• 320mm (10-085/10-086) or 440mm (10-285/10-286) diameter stainless steel collector (0.7mm thick), highly polished with a mirror-like finish to maximize static potential |
• Sparks up to 10” |
• 3”diameter shock-resistant transparent butyrate column |
• On/off switch with grounding jack for available discharge wand |
• Square plastic base with black finish helps keep charge on the collector |
• Redesigned brush assembly rarely needs adjustment |
• Operable in humidities up to 90% |
• Spare belt included |
• Designed for educational use about static electricity, including hair raising and Van de Graaf accessories listed at right. |
For 220 volt operation (export use only), order 10-086 or 10-286 |
Note: Unit may vary in appearance from picture. |
NOW AVAILABLE! Unusual Van de Graaf accessory Giant 17" (440mm) Spherical Collector capable of generating over 500kV! Constructed of 0.7mm thick stainless steel with a mirrored finish to maximize charge. Use in place of the stock collector (oblate) that comes with your 10-085 Van de Graaf generator. Will work with any 10-085 unit shipped after 1998. This unit available as an accessory only and is not included with our 10-085 Generator. For a Van de Graaf sold with this large collector, see 10-285. This item ships oversize, shipping will be calculated at checkout. |