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The Renewable Energy with Vernier lab book features 26 experiments in wind and solar energy.

Use this sensor for weather studies, monitoring greenhouses, or for determining days when static electrical discharges could be a problem.

The Spirometer can be used to perform a variety of tests related to air flow and lung volume. The sensor includes a removable flow head (22 mm ID/30 mm OD) for easy cleaning and sterilization, and a differential pressure transducer.

An extra flow head eliminates the need for equipment downtime while sterilizing an original flow head. The flow head consists of a polycarbonate outer body with a stainless-steel inner mesh.

Easily quantify voltage, current, power, and energy output of small wind turbines and solar panels.

The Vernier Resistor Board has seven 1 W 5% resistors mounted on a circuit board.

With the Vernier Variable load, students can adjust the potentiometer to provide resistances between 6 and 255 Ω, allowing them to determine the optimal load on a system.

The Vernier Voltage Probe is a convenient and easy way to measure voltage.

Study free fall, rolling objects, collisions, and pendulums.

Detect radiation and measure decay rates.

Magnetic stirrer and ring stand.

Vernier Surface Temperature Sensor provides a rapid response time.

This tape allows you to broaden your study on motion.

This sensor uses type-K thermocouple wire to measure temperatures over the range of −200 to 1400 °C.

The Stainless Steel Temperature Probe can be used as a thermometer for experiments in chemistry, physics, biology, Earth science, environmental science, and more.

Use the Time of Flight Pad to precisely measure how long a projectile has been in motion. The Time of Flight Pad is used with the Vernier Projectile Launcher and a Vernier interface to determine the launch speed of a projectile, along with the time the projectile is in flight. Time-of-flight measurements allow students to see just how kinematic calculations work in real-world applications. The Time of Flight Pad is electrically like a photogate. When a ball strikes the foam top surface, a circuit is closed.