Physics in a Case 9 - Electronics

Physics in a Case 9 - Electronics

The Electronics Set from the Physics in a Case series enables conducting a dozen or so experiments in electronics in accordance with the accompanying activity cards included in the instruction manual.

The set enables quick and easy assembly of electronic circuits by using the mounting board for electrical circuits and the components included in the set.

The set helps students become familiar with the basic components and circuits used in electronics.

During the exercises, students become acquainted with the markings of electronic components, circuit diagrams, and the theoretical principles of their operation.

During the experiments, students use the components contained in the case to build and test real circuits, according to the schematic diagrams provided in the manual. They can also build their own electronic circuits.

All the elements in the set are housed in an aluminum case padded with a rigid foam with cutouts matched to the components of the set. Dimensions: 47 cm x 13.5 cm x 40 cm.

1. Forward-biased silicon diode.
2. Half-wave rectifier.
3. Zener diode.
4. Transistor as a switch.
5. PNP power transistor – current gain measurement.
6. IR diode (infrared) and phototransistor.
7. Photoresistor (LDR).
8. Photoresistor (LDR) – applications.
9. Thermistors.
10. Silicon controlled rectifier (SCR).
11. Triac.
12. Unijunction transistor.
13. Astable multivibrator.
14. Full-wave rectifier.