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tempneff
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Hi all!
Like everyone else, our university physics department is prepping for online labs. We are utilizing great simulations from several sites, check them out below if you haven't already. We are able to rewrite many of our labs 1:1 conversion to online!
Colorado PhETs...of course ...
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University
ck-12
A couple that I am missing, but are surely out there somewhere:
1. Solar Cell simulation, looking for single cell, not systems ~0-5v
2. DC motor power generation, also low power.
We used to give the students a small dc motor with small fan blades and a single solar cell with a lamp; also a TEG and electrochemical cell. They observe and play with these then compare voltage output. This is why the range is relevant. I found great thermoelectric and electrochem sims.
Any one know of either of these?
Like everyone else, our university physics department is prepping for online labs. We are utilizing great simulations from several sites, check them out below if you haven't already. We are able to rewrite many of our labs 1:1 conversion to online!
Colorado PhETs...of course ...
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University
ck-12
A couple that I am missing, but are surely out there somewhere:
1. Solar Cell simulation, looking for single cell, not systems ~0-5v
2. DC motor power generation, also low power.
We used to give the students a small dc motor with small fan blades and a single solar cell with a lamp; also a TEG and electrochemical cell. They observe and play with these then compare voltage output. This is why the range is relevant. I found great thermoelectric and electrochem sims.
Any one know of either of these?