"Probeware"

Study Newton's third law.

This tough sensor is usable on any surface or even in water.

Measure forces in friction, simple harmonic motion, impact in collisions, or centripetal force.

Electronic electroscope to obtain quantitative measurements of charge.

Perform accurate, automatic titrations by counting drops of titrant.

Respiration impacts heart rate.

The CO₂ gas sensor measures gaseous carbon dioxide.

This sensor helps you tackle heavy measurements.

Bidirectional angle sensor.

Measure position, velocity, and acceleration of moving object.

Includes the five most common ranges.

For electrochemistry experiments.

Inclusive package for inclusive study.

Measures a wide range of temperatures.

Inexpensive data collection direct to any TI-Nspire® handheld or TI-84 Plus graphing calculator.

This sensor measures acceleration with one or two photogates and shows the status pictorially.