Computer Data Collection and Analysis.
How It Works
- Students begin their experiment by connecting sensors to their computer through an interface.
- Using Logger Pro computer software, students set experiment parameters and start data collection.
- Real-time sensor data is shown as a graph, a meter, or a table to accommodate different learning styles.
- Students can annotate their graph, perform curve fits, run calculations, and more.
What You Need
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Logger Pro 3
Visualise and analyse collected data with real-time graphing, powerful analysis tools, and video analysis.
2
Interface
A sensor interface to connect you sensors to you Computer and to Logger Pro 3. We have various different interfaces available to suit you experimental needs.
3
Sensors
Vernier sensors are rugged, classroom-proven technology that are well supported and easy to use. Choose from over 80 sensors for your experiments.
Sensors
USB Interfaces
Whether a single channel Go Link or Multi channel Interface you can connect vernier sensors to your Computer
A Single Channel USB interface for 1 Vernier Analog sensor. Turn many of your existing Vernier Sensors into a USB sensor. Works with over 55 different sensors.
(Recommended)
The USB multi-input interface. Connect multiple Vernier Analog and Digital sensors to your Computer.
The Bluetooth-USB multi-input interface. Connect multiple Vernier Analog and Digital sensors to your Computer. Stream the Data live!
The Wireless-USB multi-input interface. Connect multiple Vernier Analog and Digital sensors to your Computer. Over 60 Compatible sensors.
USB Probes
Sensors that connect to your Computer device via USB. The Go! and Go Direct sensors do need need an interface to connect as they already have a USB connection.
Connect a Go! Temp, Go! Motion and Go! Link directly via USB to a Computer. This is an easy and affordable way to collect and analyse sensor data.
Connect sensors without the need of an interface. Compatible with Graphical Analysis 4 the sensor can be connect via USB or via a compatible Bluetooth connection.
Wireless Data Sharing
The collaborative learning device. Using Data Sharing features of the Labquest2 to connect many Computers at once. This enables each student to do there own individual analysis on a lab groups data. Data Sharing is a one-to-many solution that’s both elegant and powerful.
Using a Computer and LabQuest 2 provides full sensor support and wireless data-logging for personalized, engaging, hands-on science.