Woolen Rubber

A user-friendly copper wire coil with 200 turns and an internal diameter of roughly 45mm, the Maximum Flux Coil has 200 turns. The electromagnetic principles are demonstrated by this coil, which is made for simple operation. A maximum current of 1A may be handled by it, demonstrating the electromagnet's action. A metal tube with banana pins for external connections is coupled to a 45 cm coaxial wire that connects to the coil. Its magnetic field and current have a very strong linear relationship. A support stand and clamp are included with the package for simple setup and experimentation. Ideal for illuminating electromagnetic principles in academic and professional contexts.

A rod made of perspex that is 13 mm in diameter and 300 mm long. Applications in science and education frequently use Perspex, a transparent and robust acrylic material. The size and clarity of this rod make it perfect for experiments, visual presentations, and practical learning activities involving optics, light, and other scientific concepts.

A strip of polythene that is 250 mm long, 250 mm wide, and 1.5 mm thick. Widely utilised in science and education, polythene is a kind of plastic renowned for its insulating qualities. Due to its dimensions, this strip can be used for a variety of experiments and presentations involving charge interactions, static electricity, and other related ideas.

A demonstration tool for electromagnetic induction is called an electromagnetic induction demonstrator. With the use of visuals, this instructional tool demonstrates how a shifting magnetic field can cause an electrical current to flow through a nearby conductor. It is frequently employed in teaching settings and research studies as a useful tool for illuminating fundamental electromagnetic principles.