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D1-21: ANGULAR VELOCITY - OBERBECK CROSS

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  • ID Code: D1-21
  • Purpose: Measure the angular velocity of a rotating object.
  • Description: Various masses M can be hung on a string wound around an axle of either of two radii R to provide a torque T = MgR. Four brass masses m can be positioned along the arms at one of four distances l from the axis of rotation to provide a moment of inertia I = 4ml^2. The angular acceleration a = T/I = MgR/4ml^2 can then be calculated. The angular acceleration can be determined experimentally by measuring the time required for the system to rotate one complete revolution starting from rest: a = 2 d/t^2, where t is the time required for the device to rotate through the angle d in radians. The angular velocity can be determined by simply measuring the time per revolution.
  • Availability: Available
  • Loc codes: FS1, ME1
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