Go Direct* Sensor Clamp, securely fastens to a wand-style Go Direct sensor, and the included lanyard works as a strap to prevent accidental drops during investigations in the field
Go Direct* Sensor Cart, Green, for College, High School, and Middle School Science, features built-in, wireless sensors for one-dimensional dynamics and kinematics experiments, directly connects wirelessly via Bluetooth, Position resolution: 0.25 mm
Go Direct* Sensor Cart, Yellow, for College, High School, and Middle School Science, features built-in, wireless sensors for one-dimensional dynamics and kinematics experiments, directly connects wirelessly via Bluetooth, Position resolution: 0.25 mm
Ethanol sensor, used in a wide range of tests and experiments. It can be used to determine the rate of ethanol production during fermentation and can also be used to measure the discrete amount of ethanol in a given sample
Energy Sensor, offers an easy way to quantify voltage, current, power, and energy output of small wind turbines and solar panels, measures the current and voltage of the system. Data-collection and analysis software
High Current Sensor, Use in experiments that involve currents larger than 1 A, such as solar panels, hand generators, and other alternative energy projects, range of +/-10 A, Current is measured with a Hall Effect sensor, which uses the magnetic f
Go Direct* Photogate, double-gate sensor that includes two photogates built into the arms of the sensor, which accurately measures velocity and acceleration, Infrared source: Peak at 880 nm, Gate width: 77.5 mm, Battery: 300 mAh Li-Poly Rechargeable
Go Direct* Sound Sensor is used to easily capture and evaluate waveforms, connects via Bluetooth* wireless technology or wired via USB, for College, High School, and K–8, Rechargeable Battery, Response: A- or C-weighted, Range: 55–110 dB, Resolution: 0.1 dB
Go Direct* Tris-Compatible Flat pH User Manual, used for any lab or demonstration that can be done with a traditional pH meter, including acid-base titrations, monitoring pH in an aquarium, and investigating the water quality of streams and lakes
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