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| + | An oscilloscope and a computer with a data capture program have been set up to record data for Part 2. Previously, this was done with a stopwatch and a multimeter. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:54, 20 April 2021
Measuring the Planck's Constant
Background Reading
History
Notes
This experiment is relatively easy to share between sections.
This experiment is relatively light sensitive and is best set up in an area that can be darkened.
An oscilloscope and a computer with a data capture program have been set up to record data for Part 2. Previously, this was done with a stopwatch and a multimeter.
