Ticker Tape Timer Device - For Measuring Speed & Acceleration - Includes Ticker Tape, Carbon Disks, Instructions - Eisco Labs

An easy way to analyze the motion of objects in physics classrooms is to utilize a Ticker Tape Timer to measure speed and acceleration. Ticker tape is threaded through this device and secured to the object of study. When that object is in motion, the tape moves through the device and a trail of dots are placed at regular time intervals on the tape. Transit time is calculated by counting the number of dots in a measured length. Produces 50-60 dots per second depending on the main frequency of the power supply (not included). The Ticker Tape Timer is housed in a tough molded plastic case and features a tape guide and carbon disc plug which can be moved to maximize the use of the discs, and a 1.25" mounting bracket attached to the bottom. It is supplied with one 50-meter roll of 15mm wide tape, a box of 100 carbon discs, and instructions. Size: 4.5"L x 3"W x 1.5"H. A 12VAC power supply is required but not included.

ANALYZE MOTION || Measures speed and accelerations of objects HIGHLY SENSITIVE || Produces up to 50-60 dots per second VISUALIZE RELATIONSHIP OF DISTANCE TO TIME || Transit time is calculated by counting the number of dots in a measured length of ticker tape INCLUDED || Includes 50 meter roll of 15mm wide ticker tape, 100 carbon disks, and instructions REQUIRED BUT NOT INCLUDED || A 12VAC power supply is required but not included