Abstract
Abstract
The major purpose of this paper is to present laboratory measurements for a physics foundation course that meet the needs of the physics department. Furthermore, for obvious reasons, measures should be low-cost. Arduino and Raspberry Pi are low cost and open-source platforms that include both hardware and software that can be beneficial in a physics laboratory. Because of its inexpensive cost, wide range of sensors and transducers, ease of use, and open nature, they are the optimal tool for engaging students in active and cooperative learning. Measurements based on mentioned platforms related to refraction and diffraction processes, as well as to hysteresis losses measurement, are presented.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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