Monday, 09 June 2014 10:48
O2-22: STROBOSCOPE AND FALLING WATER
Additional Info
- ID Code: O2-22
- Purpose: Demonstrate how a stroboscope works, and illustrate persistence of vision.
- Description: A water container with a nipple near the bottom is connected to a plastic tube and eye dropper to produce a stream of water which breaks up into a series of water droplets. The water stream is illuminated by a stroboscope and viewed by a TV camera. Adjustment of the strobe frequency can make the water droplets move up or down either slowly or rapidly, or even stand still!
- Availability: Available
- References: REFERENCES: (PIRA unknown.)
- Loc codes: O2, LS1
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O2 Visual Latency
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O2-01: PERSISTENCE OF VISION - ELECTRONIC FLASH
Demonstrate persistence of vision. Read More
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O2-02: ZOETROPE AND PRAXINOSCOPE
Individual demonstration of persistence of vision. Read More
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O2-03: PERSISTENCE OF VISION - MAGIC WAND
Demonstrate persistence of vision in a neat way.. Read More
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O2-11 PULFRICH PENDULUM
Demonstrate visual latency and the Pulfrich phenomenon in a very dramatic way. Read More
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O2-12: PULFRICH PENDULUM - BIFILAR SUSPENSION
Demonstrate visual latency and the Pulfrich phenomenon in a very dramatic way. Read More
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O2-13: PULFRICH PHENOMENON - ROTATING CRYSTAL MODEL
Demonstrate the Pulfrich phenomenon. Read More
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O2-14: VISUAL LATENCY - REACTION TIME
To demonstrate visual latency. Read More
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O2-21: STROBOSCOPIC CENCO
Demonstrate persistence of vision using strobosccope. Read More
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O2-22: STROBOSCOPE AND FALLING WATER
Demonstrate how a stroboscope works, and illustrate persistence of vision. Read More
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O2-23: STROBOSCOPIC DISCS
Demonstrate stroboscopic effects. Read More
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