Brand: EDIBON | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

A study set for the EFAC platform that maps the electric field in three dimensions. Spheres, cylinders, wires and conducting planes with charge sources let students verify Coulomb's law, the force between charged spheres, Gauss's theorem and the superposition principle.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Spatial study of field intensity, force lines and equipotential surfaces in static and dynamic fields |
| Specification | Conducting spheres, cylinders, wires and planes supplied with charge sources |
| Specification | Electric flux calculation for charge redistribution in series and parallel plane capacitors |
| Specification | Different dielectric materials for studying their effect on capacitors |
| Specification | Requires the FUB Base Frame and Robot for EFAC |
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