Magnetic set for geometric optics with diode laser, in a suitcase I

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Modern experimental set, MAGNETICAL containing a 5-beam laser with 3 settings (emits 1, 3 or 5 beams simultaneously) and 8 different optical elements (mirror, prisms, acrylic blocks, cuvette) and Kolbe's shield in the form of a magnetic mat and power supply unit. All optical elements, with the exception of the cuvette, have factory-fitted strong neodymium magnets, the laser has neodymium magnets glued to the back wall and the Kolbe shield is printed on a magnetic foil, so the whole set can be used to demonstrate the experiments on a metal board with the certainty that the set elements will not move and the whole class will observe and participate in the same experiment simultaneously. Placing the optical elements and the laser on the whiteboard also gives an additional opportunity to write comments, patterns and conclusions from both the teacher and students on the side.

The whole is placed in a case with a handle, snap closed and filled with sponge with matching sockets for the elements of the set.

KITCHESHOUSE:

1. 5-beam red laser with switch (one, three or five beams can be emitted);

2. rectangular prism (45-90-45);

3. trapezoid prism;

4. acrylic block - double-convex (biconvex) lens model;

5. acrylic block - double-concave (biconve) lens model;

6. acrylic block - single-side convex (flat-convex) lens model;

7. parallelogram acrylic block - rectangular prism;

8. flexible mirror with adjustable radius of curvature - set as a flat, convex or concave mirror (different radii of curvature);

/elements 1-8 have small, strong neodymium magnets embedded (item 1 - glued in) - They are MAGNETIC FULLY MAGNETIC/

9. semi-cylindrical, transparent, plastic tray for filling with water or other means;

10. Kolbe's shield printed on a white MAGNETIC PHILE;

11. Kolbe's cardboard shield, rigid, 2 side foiled;

12. power supply for the laser;

13. Optical cleaning cloth;

14. suitcase with handle, snap closed, with matching sponge sockets.

EXAMPLES OF EXAMPLES using the set:

The propagation of light (light wave)

Parallel, convergent, divergent, intersecting, reflected

Image and light reflection in a flat mirror

Image and light reflection in a mirror (mirror) convex and concave

Mirror focal lengths, mirror focal length measurement

Spherical mirror properties

A light break in the prism

A light break in the water

The passage of light rays (beams) through different centers

Focusing lens

The scattering lens

Lens fires, focal length measurement

Lens optical axis

Short-sightedness of the human eye and its correction

Magnifying lens (glass)

Spherical aberration phenomenon

Measuring the focal lengths of various optical elements on the Kolbe dial scale

Modern and handy teaching aids to be used in physics and nature lessons in schools to discuss issues of geometric optics. Also convenient to store. we recommend.