Physics Experiments in Undergraduate Labs
Are you running physics experiments in your undergraduate lab that require changing between different wavelengths?
Wouldn’t it be great to switch between these various wavelengths without the need to re-align the laser set-up?
The HEXA-BEAM laser is ideal for conducting undergraduate experiments and classroom learning.
This wavelength-switching laser is versatile and designed to switch between up to 6 different wavelengths. All without changing the experiment setup, saving time and increasing control over the experiment. We’re confident that this laser will prove useful in every undergraduate university physics lab, up and down the UK.
Photonics Technologies Ltd. have designed lab scripts to accompany their HEXA-BEAM laser, saving you time and allowing your students to maximise their learning.
Our experiments include:
- Measuring the Wavelength of Light using a Diffraction Grating
- Measuring the Wavelength of Light using a Steel Ruler
- Young’s Double Slit
- The Faraday Effect in Chiral Material
- Rotating the Plane of Polarisation Through Sugar Solutions (also known as Biot’s Optical Rotation Experiment)
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