Description
Specifications Table
Product Material – High-grade metal and wood
Grade – Laboratory/educational grade
Application – Light-intensity measurement, photoelectric studies
Product Overview
The Photo Cell Characteristics Apparatus with Wooden Plank & Base is a precision-engineered setup designed for accurate light-intensity experiments. Built with high-grade metal components and a sturdy wooden base, this apparatus ensures stability and durability during prolonged use. The integrated photo cell responds efficiently to varying light conditions, making it ideal for educational demonstrations and research applications. The wooden plank provides a stable platform for mounting additional components, while the base prevents slippage or movement during measurements. This apparatus is particularly useful in studies involving photoelectric effects, where consistent and reliable light detection is critical. The design prioritizes ease of use, allowing for quick setup and adjustments without compromising accuracy. Whether used in academic labs or research facilities, this apparatus delivers consistent performance, making it a valuable addition to any experimental setup.
FAQs
1. What materials are used in the construction of this photo cell apparatus?
The apparatus is made from high-grade metal for the photo cell components and durable wood for the plank and base, ensuring long-lasting performance.
2. Can this apparatus be used for measuring low-intensity light?
Yes, the photo cell is sensitive enough to detect and measure low-intensity light, making it suitable for a wide range of experiments.
3. Is this apparatus compatible with standard lab power supplies?
Yes, it is designed to work seamlessly with most laboratory power supplies, ensuring easy integration into existing setups.
4. How should this apparatus be stored when not in use?
Store it in a dry, dust-free environment, preferably covered to protect the photo cell from exposure to direct light or moisture.
5. Are there any alternatives to this apparatus for similar experiments?
While there are digital light meters and photodiode setups available, this apparatus offers a hands-on, analog approach that is often preferred in educational settings for better understanding of fundamental principles.
