2018 BFY III Abstract Detail Page
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| Abstract Title: |
Physics Experiments for an Introductory Electronics Course |
| Abstract: |
This poster describes a collection of simple physics experiments for use in an introductory electronics course for physics majors. The experiments cover topics in mechanics, heat, sound, electricity/magnetism, and light. Some require only 15 minutes and simple test instruments. Others are mini projects that involve some construction and a microcontroller, and may require three hours for a student working alone. These experiments provide interesting ways to introduce students to electronics and to review material already studied, and demonstrate that even an introductory-level understanding of electronics is useful in the physics laboratory. |
| Abstract Type: |
Poster
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Author/Organizer Information |
| Primary Contact: |
Everett Ramer
University of Delaware
217 Sharp Lab 104 The Green
Newark, DE 19716
Phone: 4123300234
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Edmund Nowak, University of Delaware
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