## Please edit system and help pages ONLY in the master wiki! ## For more information, please see MoinMoin:MoinDev/Translation. ## IMPORTANT NOTE: ## When you use this page as a template for creating your project page: ## * please remove all lines starting with two hashes (##) ## * except the acl line, please keep that, but remove one hash, so it reads #acl ... ## * fix the acl line so it has the correct page instead of the sample Project/...Group ##acl Project/AdminGroup:admin,read,write,delete,revert Project/ReadWriteGroup:read,write Project/ReadGroup:read ##master-page:Unknown-Page ##master-date:Unknown-Date #format wiki #language en === Physics Demonstrations === {{attachment:SoundTorch.jpg|SoundTorch|width="400"}} This project is devoted to the development and use of physics demonstrations for introductory classes. Explore demonstrations you have seen in class ( see https://wiki.physics.wisc.edu//facultywiki/Demonstrations ), develop new demonstrations (suggestions below), or work on the development of a video library ala http://www.pha.jhu.edu/dept/lecdemo/videodiscs.html. Here (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/markusbuchnorgaard/the-sound-torch-set-your-music-on-fire/video_share) is someone capitalizing on one of our standard physics demonstrations. What others could be developed into a product? The following list of physics demonstration development projects (compensation possible) are offered by Steve Narf: Garage Physics Projects 1. Large Pelletron Overhaul: A pelletron is an electrostatic generator similar to that of a Van de Graaff generator. 2. Two smaller Pelletron generator projects. 3. Ripple Tank: Take all ripple tanks that I have and make something that work well enough for lecture that can be setup within 5 minutes. 4. Modify “Breaking Glass with Sound” demo by using a audio feedback loop. Box may need to be remade as well. 5. Building of a “real” Hertz’s Experiment 6. Design/Construction of a TV/CRT exhibit for the physics museum. 7. Redesign/Construction of the Chladni Plate exhibit for the physics museum. 8. Rebuild Spectra Lamp demonstration 9. Duplicate large Mousetrap Chain Reactor. 10. Design/Construction of a large Topler-Holz(Voss) electrostatic generator. 11. Design/Construction of an additive Leyden Jar demonstration. 12. Rebuild an old Van de Graaff generator. 13. Construction of a large Hydraulic Press demonstration to break 2x4’s 14. Finish building the portable Glass Geyser with padded suitcase. 15. Construction of a large LR time constant demonstration. 16. Anything that is “Grayed Out” within lecture demo data base. (eq. Mechanics: Measurement)