PASCO SE-8658A PERMANENT MAGNET MOTOR User Manual
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Permanent Magnet Motor 012-07210A
Table 1. Equipment Options for Experiments 1– 3
➤ NOTE: Although the instructions for experiments in this manual are for mechanical setups with
specific PASCO equipment, the experiments in this manual may be set up in a variety of ways,
depending upon the equipment you have available. They can all be done with or without the PASCO
Science Workshop computer interface. Table 1 lists the equipment suggested for optional experimental
setups. You may be able to substitute other equipment for the PASCO models listed in this table.
Experiment 1: DC Motor
no computer interface
x
x
x
no computer interface
x
x
x or
x
computer interface
x
x
x
x
x
x
computer interface
x
x
x or x
Experiment 2: AC/DC Generator
no computer interface
x
x
x
computer interface
x
x
x
x or x
Experiment 3: Synchronous AC Motor
no computer interface
x
x
x
x or x
computer interface
x
x
x
x
x
x
computer interface
x
x
x
x or x
x
Permanent Magnet Motor (SE-8658A)
Variable Gap Magnet (EM-8641)
Low Voltage DC Power Supply (SE-9712, 9720, or equiv.*)
Low Voltage AC/DC Power Supply (SF-9584A)
Power Amplifier (CI-6552A)
Digital Function Generator (PI-9587C)
Multimeter (SB-9623) or Ammeter (SF-9569)
Galvanometer (SF-9500) or Multimeter (SB-9623)
Voltage Sensor (CI-6503)
Science Workshop Interface (300 or 500)
Science Workshop Interface (700 or 750)
Digital Photogate Timer (SF-9215A)
Digital Stroboscope (SF-9211)
Experiment:
Equipment:
* If your power supply does not have the capability to quantify output current, you can
measure it using an ammeter. Be sure to limit the current to 1 A max. to avoid damaging
the equipment. The value can also be calculated from the voltage drop across a small value
series resistor. This option prevents damage to a potentially sensitive ammeter.