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The High Torque Generator is another option for your wind turbine generator. When compared to the standard Wind Turbine Generator, this High Torque Generator will produce lower voltage but higher current for a given rotor RPM. The High Torque Generator is great for load devices with higher current draw, such as the water pump. This generator has the same 2 mm driveshaft as the standard Wind Turbine Generator, so the Wind Turbine Hub is interchangeable with either motor. The generator also has 4-foot leads with shrink-wrap reinforced soldering.

The simpleGEN is an easy-to-build AC generator that allows students to explore the basics of electrical generator design. With the simpleGEN, you can demonstrate Faraday’s law, light LEDs, and perform experiments that explore how coils, magnets, and rotation affect electrical generation. With some quick modifications, you will be able to convert your generator to a simple motor and explore additional variables. You can also take your experiments to the next level by converting your simpleGEN into a wind turbine nacelle.

Our manual polarimeter features a full circular scale of ±180°.

Calipers measure outside diameter, inside diameter, and depth.

Four High-Quality Instruments Housed in a Sturdy Plastic Storage Case.

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Mechanical stage, ideal for educational use.

For introductory classwork with spectroscopy

Precision tools for accurate grain testing, moisture analysis, and sample handling.

Many advanced features in this economical instrument aid student learning in this Economical Instrument.

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Observe the density across different materials and sizes.

This spectrometer is economical and capable of performing many types of experiments involving spectras, angle of prisms, refractive indexes, and more.

The Neulog Bluetooth connection device lets you connect any Neulog sensor to a iPhone, Droid, PC, Mac, or Chromebook Device using Bluetooth connectivity.

Analyze human bone, artifacts, and rocks.

Explore precision and error in measurement.