Rolling disk on inclined plane Deluxe

The mass moment of inertia is a proportionality constant, which depends on both the body and the position of the body’s rotation axis. By measuring the rotary moment and the resulting angular acceleration, we can experimentally determine the mass moment of inertia. To do this, the TM 611 unit offers rolling experiments on an inclined plane and pendulum experiments with a physical pendulum to determine mass moments of inertia experimentally. Learn about Rolling disk on inclined plane for educational labs for optimal educational outcomes.. In the rolling experiment, the inclination of the inclined plane is set through height adjustment and read on a goniometer.

• investigation of inertia in rotational motion
• proof of the law of falling bodies
• experimentally determine the mass moments of inertia
• rolling experiments on an inclined plane with height adjustment and three-point support
• pendulum experiments with a physical pendulum
• goniometer and spirit levels ensure precise alignment
• measure the time and the acceleration distance