#acl All:read = Physics Lecture Demonstrations = = University of Wisconsin - Madison = '''Physics demonstrations are stored in room 2237 [http://www.map.wisc.edu/?initObj=bdg_ChmHL&z=70&x=-0.262189&y=-0.201859 Chamberlin Hall] (See room layout below).''' [:RoomSchedules: Lecture Hall Course Schedules] ||<#dddddd:>'''''Updates are always being made. To check out the newest additions and updates click on the below link.'''''|| ||<#dddddd:>'''''[:NewListing:List of updates]'''''|| [https://www.youtube.com/user/LectureDemostrations/videos?view=1 '''NEW Lecture Demonstrations Youtube Channel'''] === 1. Browse by Subject === The buttons below are linked to tables. These tables contain a manifesto of existing demonstrations and suggested future demonstrations to be added. The tables contains PIRA numbers, demonstration names, and abstracts. '''''Note: Within these tables, are listings of known physics demonstrations. These tables are currently being edited to conform with the exiting demonstrations here at the UW-Madison and to remove the redundant listings. Editing will be done in ascending order of PIRA numbering. Lists for Mechanics and Fluid Mechanics are done. Unique items will still need to be added. For an example we have the ability to do least 303 demonstrations within mechanics alone. If I had to make a guess as to the total number of demonstrations here at the UW-Madison, it would be in the excess of 1500''''' ||<#0000FF:>'''[:PiraScheme#Mechanics:Mechanics]'''||<:>'''[:PiraScheme#FluidMechanics:Fluid Mechanics]'''||<:>'''[:PiraScheme#WavesSound:Waves & Sound]'''||<#FF0000:>'''[:PiraScheme#Thermodynamics:Thermodynamics]'''|| ||<#FFFF00:>'''[:PiraScheme#ElectricityAndMagnetism:Electricity and Magnetism]'''||<#00AA00:>'''[:PiraScheme#Optics:Optics]'''||<:>'''[:PiraScheme#ModernPhysics:Modern Physics]'''||<:>'''[:PiraScheme#Astronomy:Astronomy]'''|| === 2. Browse by Storage Location === Take a virtual tour of our demonstrational equipment. By clicking on the below links, you'll see how our cabinets are laid out and individual cabinet bays showing our equipment. From there, you'll be able to review any demonstration or equipment, if there is a link. ||<#0000FF:> '''[:MechanicsCabinet:Mechanics Cabinet]'''||<:>'''[:FluidMechanicsCabinet:Fluid Mechanics Cabinet]'''||<:>'''[:WavesSoundCabinet:Waves & Sound Cabinet]'''||<#FF0000:> '''[:ThermoCabinet:Thermodynamics Cabinet]'''|| ||<#FFFF00:> '''[:EMCabinet: Electricity & Magnetism Cabinet]'''||<#00AA00:> '''Optics Cabinet'''||<:-2>'''Modern Physics & Astronomy Cabinet'''|| attachment:Room2237_map.jpg === 3. Lecture Demonstration Resources of Other Institutions === * [http://sciencedemonstrations.fas.harvard.edu/icb/icb.do?keyword=k16940&pageid=icb.page80641 Harvard Natural Sciences] * [http://www.youtube.com/mittechtv MIT YouTube Channel] * [http://www.mip.berkeley.edu/physics/noteindex.html#applets Berkley Index] * [http://physics.unl.edu/history/histinstr/wave.html University of Nebraska Antique Equipment ] * [http://www.archive.org/details/frames_of_reference 1960 Frames of Reference Movie] * [http://www.archive.org/details/coulombs_law 1959 Coulombs Law Movie] * [http://www.archive.org/details/magnet_laboratory_1959 1959 Magnet Lab Movie] [:Vendors:Misc Vendor Links] === 4. Browse by Course === We have developed several course demonstration lists. This lists are a canonical listing of demonstrations by class period for the whole semester and contain the most popular demonstrations used by all faculty that have taught that course. Within these lists, you'll be able to review any demonstration, if there is a link. '''''Please Note: These lists are master lists and should be used as a guide. There maybe more demonstrations listed for a given lecture then is physically possible to due within that lecture period. ''''' ||[:Physics103DemoLists:Physics 103]||[:Physics104Demonstrations:Physics 104]||[:Physics107Demonstrations:Physics 107]||[:Physics109Demonstrations:Physics 109]||Physics 115|| || || || ||[:Physics201Demonstrations:Physics 201]||[:Physics202Demonstrations:Physics 202]||[:Physics205Demonstrations:Physics 205]||[:Physics207Demonstrations:Physics 207]||[:Physics208Demonstrations:Physics 208]||[:Physics244Demonstrations:Physics 244]||[:Physics247Demonstrations:Physics 247]|| [:Physics248Demonstrations:Physics 248]|| || || || || || ||[:Physics241Demonstrations:Physics 241] || || || || || || || ||[:Physics208OLDDemos:Physics 208 - OLD] || || || || ||[:Physics371Demonstrations:Physics 371] || || || ||[:Physics625Demonstrations:Physics 625]|| || || || * Feel free to add your thoughts for new demonstrations to the '''''[:DemonstrationWishList:Demonstration Wish List]'''''. Be specific, please. === 5. Demonstration Classification Scheme === We are in the process of classifying all demonstrations according to the PIRA classification scheme. "PIRA" stands for the Physics Instructional Resource Association, partially supported by the American Association of Physics Teachers. Click here to join the [http://www.aapt.org AAPT!] The goal of the PIRA demonstration classification scheme is to provide a logical organization of physics demonstrations and to assign each one a universal and unique number. The structure of the classification system is as follows, however an additional lower case letter was added to the standard PIRA code distinguish between duplications of equipment within our facilities. ||||||||||'''Example: 1D60.10.a Howitzer and Tunnel (another name, Ballistic Cart and Bridge)'''|| ||<:rowspan=4> attachment:piralogo.jpg||<:>1 ||<:>Area ||(mechanics)||<:rowspan=4> attachment:UWLogo2x2.jpg|| ||<:>D ||<:>Topic ||(motion in two dimensions)|| ||<:>60 ||<:>Concept ||(projectile motion)|| ||<:>.10 ||<:>Demonstration ||(Howitzer and Tunnel)|| ||<:>For more info Click [http://physicslearning.colorado.edu/PiraHome/dcs/PIRADCS.html DCS] ||<:>.a ||<:>Duplication ||UW-Madison addition for multiple units, (a, b, c, ...) || || In order to proceed with the above classification scheme at the UW-Madison. We had to devise a new scheme for equipment. This scheme is based on the PIRA Scheme but uses "EQ" within the id number to state that this item is Equipment and is used in multiple demonstrations. These numbers still use the Area and Topic nomenclature from the PIRA classification scheme which represents the main area that the equipment is stored at. The goal of the (EQ) classification scheme here is to provide a unique number for check out and inventory of all equipment and supplies related to that main area of physics demonstrations. The structure of the classification system is quite similar to the PIRA number and is as follows: ||||||||||'''UW-Madison Equipment Classification Scheme'''|| ||<:rowspan=4>attachment:piralogo.jpg||||||'''Example: 5B.EQ020.a (Electrometer)'''||<:rowspan=4> attachment:UWLogo2x2.jpg|| ||<:>5 ||<:>Area ||(Electricity and Magnetism)|| ||<:>B ||<:>Topic ||(Electrostatics)|| ||<:>.EQ020 ||<:>Equipment Name ||(Electrometer)|| || ||<:>.a ||<:>Duplication ||For Multiple Units, (a, b, c, ... is used to distinguish between item's of different model & Serial Number) |||| Current Equipment lists: [:MEEquipmentList:ME Equipment List] A number of universities also use this PIRA scheme, so you may be able to find more detail about a particular demonstration by typing the demonstration name and the first part of the PIRA number into a any search engine, eg "Cottrell Precipitator 5B30". 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