Ampere's Rule Apparatus

• Ampere's law describes the direction of the magnetic field produced around a current-carrying conductor. The magnetic field generated by an electric current flowing through a wire acts at right angles to the direction of current flow.
• The apparatus provides a practical demonstration of Ampere's Right-Hand Thumb Rule.
• It consists of a thick brass wire bent at right angles to form two straight sections, one horizontal and one vertical.
• The ends of the wire are fitted with screw terminals for connecting the apparatus to an external current source.
• The complete arrangement is mounted on a clear plastic base for easy observation.
• The apparatus includes:

Accessories :

• 1 large compass with a diameter of 45 mm

• 6 small compasses, each with a diameter of 16 mm

• The apparatus enables students to investigate how the direction and strength of current affect the resulting magnetic field around a conductor and correlate their observations with Ampere's Right-Hand Thumb Rule.

Manufactured by Atico Export to meet the practical demands of modern laboratory environments.