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VR Logger
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CM-W5011
Single User Version
£99.95
CM-W5047
Primary Site Licence
£99.95
Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/VISTA Requires DirectX 8.1 or higher
VR Logger combines an on-screen virtual reality data logger with a data collection package. This works like a real data logger. Four types of virtual sensor are included, temperature, sound, pH and light.
Temperature Sensor Temperature is measured with a simulation of a beaker of fluids, the fluid changes colour in relation to temperature change.
Sound Sensor The Sound sensor combines a microphone and loudspeaker.
Graphs data Analogue data is collected and displayed in a graph or data sheet. The graph shows a history of data changes in either scatter or line format. The raw data can be further analysed in the data sheet. Data is saved in CSV file format for use with a spreadsheet.
CM-W5073
Secondary Site Licence
£199.95
Key Stages 2,3
CM-H3034
@ Home Licence
£79.95
CM-U5073
Upgrade from Virtual Data Logging
£149.95
Light Sensor The light sensor uses a controllable lamp and light dependant resistor.
pH Sensor The pH sensor analyses a beaker of changing fluid, the fluid changes colour in relation to the pH value.
Virtual Reality graphics With VR Loggers virtual reality graphics the logger and its sensors can be viewed in realistic 3D from different angles. This allows pupils to see a more realistic data logger setup.
Includes simulated experiments
A number of experiments are included so experiments maybe simulated. The package allows analogue data to be collected and displayed from the virtual data logger.
A number of experiments are included so experiments maybe simulated. The package allows analogue data to be collected and displayed from the virtual data logger.
Simulate experiments Use your own data from virtually any experiment and recreate it in VR Logger, the powerful Link Data enables you to use data from an actual experiment and simulate it. Simply save your data in CSV format and read it into VR Logger and the program will simulate the experiment for you.
View data Data is viewed either as a graph or in a data sheet format and can be saved in CSV file format for use with a spreadsheet.
