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Deflection Magnetometer - Compass box fitted on polished wooden base made of non-wrapping wood with meter scale alongside its length.
Compass box is removable.
Precise Measurement of Magnetic FieldsLeveraging a magnetized steel needle and a front-facing mirror, the Deflection Magnetometer allows for careful measurement of the Earths horizontal magnetic field component. Its thoughtful design supports accurate and repeatable readings, making it highly suitable for both classroom demonstrations and scientific research.
Sturdy Construction for LongevityThe instrument combines wooden and glass construction, resulting in both visual appeal and structural durability. The solid wood base is equipped with leveling screws, ensuring stability on any laboratory surface and allowing for precise alignment during experiments.
FAQs of Deflection Magnetometer:
Q: How does the Deflection Magnetometer operate during a magnetic field measurement?
A: The Deflection Magnetometer functions using a magnetized steel needle that aligns with the Earths magnetic field. By observing the needles deflection when a known magnet is introduced, users can calculate the horizontal component of Earths magnetic field accurately.
Q: What is the main benefit of the sturdy wooden base with leveling screws?
A: The sturdy wooden base with leveling screws ensures that the magnetometer remains stable and level on various laboratory surfaces. This stability is vital for obtaining precise and repeatable measurements during experiments.
Q: When should the front-facing mirror be used in the Deflection Magnetometer?
A: The front-facing mirror is used to eliminate parallax error while reading the needles position. It is especially helpful when precision is necessary, such as during academic demonstrations or scientific measurements.
Q: Where is the Deflection Magnetometer most commonly used?
A: This instrument is mainly employed in laboratories for educational or research purposes, particularly in physics and earth science departments to study magnetic properties and Earths magnetic field.
Q: What materials are used in the construction of this device and why?
A: The magnetometer is made from golden-colored wooden and glass materials, with a magnetized steel needle. Wood and glass provide insulation and prevent interference, while the steel needle ensures sensitive magnetic field detection.
Q: How should the magnetometer be leveled before starting an experiment?
A: Before commencing an experiment, adjust the leveling screws on the wooden base until the magnetometer is perfectly horizontal. This prevents measurement errors and enhances accuracy in reading the magnetic field.