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SEK Electronics complete
P9901-4M
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This student experiment box requires accessories!
Student experiment equipment set for carrying out 109 experiments in the field of electricity - basics of electricity and comprehensive electronics on the topics:
- Electricity
- Basics (3 experiments)
- Electrical resistance (18 experiments)
- Work and power (1 experiment)
- Electronics - Semiconductors (6 experiments)
- Electronics
- Diodes (10 experiments)
- Transistors (21 experiments)
- Capacitors (16 experiments)
- Rectifier circuits (4 experiments)
- Multivibrator circuits (8 experiments)
- Oscillating circuits (5 experiments)
- Amplifier circuits (9 experiments)
- Logic circuits (8 experiments)
Outstanding features:
- All components, all parts for all experiments in electronics and for numerous experiments on the basics of electrical circuits
⇒ Comprehensive and complete electronics - NTL plug-in block system SE - the yellow original
⇒ Circuit diagrams can be implemented 1:1 - ideal and important for understanding electrical circuits at the beginning of electrical teaching
⇒ Complex electronic circuits can also be implemented (➜ SEK Electronics supplement 1 and 2) - NTL-plug-in blocks are consisting of ABS plastic housing and transparent, screwed base plates
⇒ Electrical components are clearly identifiable and easy to replace - Each NTL plug-in module has its corresponding electrical component symbol printed on its top side
- PIB bridge rectifier with 4 red LEDs: at a frequency of 0.5 Hz, the students can visually monitor the rectification
⇒ ideal for everyone as an introduction to electronics
The SEK student experiments system by NTL:
- Topic-oriented structure and division according to physical sub-areas
- All areas of physics are covered
- Didactically and thematically sensible division of the sub-areas into several boxes
- Each part in the student box can also be ordered separately and purchased individually if required
- Student experiment instructions based on the curriculum and ideally matched to the composition of the boxes
- Clear arrangement of the box contents: only 1 material layer in all boxes, without confusing intermediate shelves
- Extremely stable storage boxes, non-slip stackable - and made from 100% recycled material
- Molded plastic box inserts do not become brittle and have a long service life
The standard scope of delivery of our SEK contains:
- Complete equipment set for a group of pupils
- Storage box incl. lockable lid
- Individually shaped plastic box insert
- Clear box storage plan in the lid
The experiment manuals are not included with our SEK!
You will find the corresponding experiment manual in the accessories tab for this SEK.
The SEK Electronics - complete consists of the following contents:
| 1. Basics | |||
| ELS 1.1 | The electrical circuit |  |
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| ELS 1.3 | Voltage |  |
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| ELS 1.5 | Parallel connection of voltage sources |  |
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| 2. Electrical resistance | |||
| ELS 2.2 | Application of Ohm s Law |  |
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| ELS 2.4 | Ohmic resistor |  |
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| ELS 2.5 | An incandescent lamp is not an ohmic resistor |  |
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| ELS 2.6 | Serial connection of incandescent lamps |  |
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| ELS 2.7 | Serial connection of ohmic resistors |  |
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| ELS 2.8 | Voltage division |  |
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| ELS 2.8.1 | Sliding resistor |  |
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| ELS 2.9 | Parallel connection of incandescent lamps |  |
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| ELS 2.10 | Parallel connection of ohmic resistors |  |
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| ELS 2.11 | Resistors in parallel/series circuits |  |
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| ELS 2.12 | Why are voltage sources connected in parallel? |  |
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| ELS 2.13.1 | Dimming by means of a potentiometer |  |
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| ELS 2.13.2 | Unloaded potentiometer |  |
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| ELS 2.13.3 | Loaded potentiometer |  |
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| ELS 2.14 | Internal resistance of voltage sources (terminal voltage) |  |
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| ELS 2.15 | Internal resistance of a voltmeter |  |
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| ELS 2.16 | Internal resistance of an ammeter |  |
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| ELS 2.17 | Expansion of the measuring range of a voltmeter |  |
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| 4. Work and power | |||
| ELS 4.1 | The power of incandescent lamps |  |
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| 1. Semiconductors | |||
| EOS 1.1 | PTC-resistor |  |
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| EOS 1.2 | NTC-resistor |  |
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| EOS 1.3 | Light dependent resistor (LDR) |  |
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| EOS 1.4 | Measuring the luminous intensity |  |
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| EOS 1.5 | VDR-resistor |  |
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| EOS 1.6 | Solar cell |  |
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| 2. Diodes | |||
| EOS 2.1 | Silicon diode |  |
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| EOS 2.2 | Forward voltage of a silicon diode |  |
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| EOS 2.2.1 | Characteristic lines of semiconductor diodes |  |
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| EOS 2.3 | Diodes protect meters |  |
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| EOS 2.4 | Light-emitting diode (LED) |  |
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| EOS 2.4.1 | Forward voltage of an LED |  |
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| EOS 2.5 | Indicators of polarity |  |
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| EOS 2.5.1 | Indicators of polarity at A.C. with variable frequency |  |
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| EOS 2.6 | Zener diodes |  |
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| EOS 2.7 | Stabilizing of voltage |  |
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| 3. Transistors | |||
| EOS 3.1 | Does a transistor consist of two diodes? |  |
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| EOS 3.1.1 | How does a PNP-transistor behave? |  |
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| EOS 3.2 | Base current makes collector current possible (NPN-transistor) |  |
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| EOS 3.2.1 | Base current allows current at collector (PNP-transistor) |  |
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| EOS 3.3 | The transistors as an amplifier |  |
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| EOS 3.3.1 | Base connection (current amplification) |  |
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| EOS 3.3.2 | Base connection (voltage amplification) |  |
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| EOS 3.3.3 | Collector connection (current amplification) |  |
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| EOS 3.3.4 | Collector connection (voltage amplification) |  |
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| EOS 3.3.5 | Emittor connection (current amplification) |  |
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| EOS 3.3.6 | Transfer characteristic of a NPN-transistor |  |
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| EOS 3.3.7 | Transfer characteristic of a PNP-transistor |  |
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| EOS 3.3.8 | Adjustment of the operating point |  |
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| EOS 3.3.9 | Amplification free distortion due to base quiescent current |  |
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| EOS 3.4 | Light triggered alarm |  |
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| EOS 3.5 | Base voltage divider |  |
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| EOS 3.6 | Construction of a burglar alarm by means of trip wire |  |
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| EOS 3.7 | Automatic illumination |  |
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| EOS 3.8 | Alarm by means of light barriers |  |
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| EOS 3.9 | Fire alarm |  |
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| EOS 3.10 | Electric thermometer |  |
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| 4. Capacitors | |||
| EOS 4.1 | A storage for electric charges |  |
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| EOS 4.2 | A capacitor supplies base current |  |
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| EOS 4.3 | Capacitance |  |
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| EOS 4.3.1 | Time switch |  |
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| EOS 4.4 | A capacitor blocks D.C |  |
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| EOS 4.5 | Half-wave rectification |  |
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| EOS 4.6 | Smoothing of rectified voltage |  |
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| EOS 4.7 | Capacitors as A.C. resistance |  |
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| EOS 4.7.1 | Capacitive resistance at an A.C. of 50 Hz |  |
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| EOS 4.7.2 | Capacitive resistance |  |
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| EOS 4.8 | Charged capacitors connected in series |  |
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| EOS 4.9 | Capacitors connected in series (determination of capacitance) |  |
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| EOS 4.10 | Capacitors connected in parallel |  |
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| EOS 4.11 | A.C. resistors connected in series |  |
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| EOS 4.12 | Ohmic resistors, coil and capacitor in an A.C. circuit |  |
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| EOS 4.13 | Filter |  |
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| 5. Rectifier circuits | |||
| EOS 5.1 | Principle of full-wave rectifying (mid-point tapping) |  |
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| EOS 5.2 | Application of full-wave rectifying |  |
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| EOS 5.3 | Bridge connection |  |
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| EOS 5.3.1 | Bridge connection at A.C. with variable frequency |  |
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| 6. Multivibrator circuits | |||
| EOS 6.1 | Bistable multivibrator |  |
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| EOS 6.2 | Discharging of a capacitor |  |
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| EOS 6.3 | A capacitor prevents base current |  |
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| EOS 6.4 | Monostable multivibrator |  |
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| EOS 6.5 | Flashing circuit |  |
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| EOS 6.6 | Multivibrator music |  |
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| EOS 6.7 | Music controlled by light |  |
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| EOS 6.7.1 | Music controlled by temperature |  |
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| 7. Oscillating circuits | |||
| EOS 7.1 | Principle of a resonant circuit |  |
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| EOS 7.1.1 | Parallel resonant circuit |  |
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| EOS 7.1.2 | Acceptor circuit |  |
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| EOS 7.2 | Continuous oscillations |  |
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| EOS 7.3 | LC-music |  |
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| 8. Amplifier circuits | |||
| EOS 8.1 | The resistance of human bodies |  |
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| EOS 8.1.1 | A transistor step controls a second step |  |
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| EOS 8.1.2 | Alarm at failure of the heating |  |
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| EOS 8.2 | Automatic level measuring |  |
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| EOS 8.3 | Lie detector |  |
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| EOS 8.4 | Microphone amplifier |  |
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| EOS 8.5 | Sum and difference amplifier |  |
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| EOS 8.6 | A motor armature signals its position |  |
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| EOS 8.7 | Direct-current motor without commutator |  |
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| 9. Logic circuits | |||
| EOS 9.1 | The logic AND-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.2 | The logic OR-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.3 | The logic NOT-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.4 | AND-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.5 | OR-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.6 | NOT-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.7 | NAND-circuit |  |
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| EOS 9.8 | NOR-circuit |  |
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Required accessories:
| Quantity | Item no. | Description | |
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| 1x | P9160-4F | Manual "Electronics", english, book - Student workbook with at least 75 experiments on the topic "Electricity - Electronics" - Matched to the student experiment box SEK Electronics, supplement 1 & 2 |
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| 1x | Low-voltage power supply - DC voltage: 0 ... 12 V - AC voltage: 0/3/6/12 V |
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| 1x | Function generator - Frequency range 1: 0 ... 100 Hz, sinusoidal oscillation - Frequency range 2: 0 ... 1,000 Hz, sinusoidal oscillation |
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| 1x | Voltmeter - Measuring range 1: 0 ... 30 V - Measuring range 2: 0 ... 10 V - Measuring range 3: 0 ... 3 V - Measuring range 4: 0 ... 1 V |
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| 1x | Ammeter - Measuring range 1: 0 ... 100 mA - Measuring range 2: 0 ... 30 mA - Measuring range 3: 0 ... 10 mA |
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We recommend the following optional accessories:
| Quantity | Item no. | Description | |
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| 1x | P3130-3D | Low-voltage power supply with digital display - Universal current and voltage supply for student experiments on the subject of Electricity theory" - Infinitely variable and stabilised DC voltage - with digital display of the DC voltage - Electronic overload protection - Of course RiSU-compliant in accordance with the Guideline for Safety in Teaching (RiSU) of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs KMK in the update of 2023 |
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| 1x | P3120-3F | Function generator Benny - Universal function generator for student experiments on the topics of mechanics and electricity - Sine, triangle and square wave signal - Frequency range: 0.1 Hz ... 100 kHz |
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| 1x | P3212-20 | Multimeter analogue 12 - Unique analogue multimeter for student experiments in electricity theory - Didactically designed and specially tailored to pupils' needs: the large mirror scale - All measuring ranges available in DC and AC - 1 mV final value range for measuring very low voltages even without a preamplifier |
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| 1x | P3245-1M | Multimeter digital, True RMS - Universal digital multimeter for student experiments - Safety category: CAT IV (up to 600 V), CAT III (up to 1,000 V) - Fuse protection in all current measuring ranges - incl. temperature sensor |
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| 1x | P3250-1M | Multimeter digital “BT“, True RMS - Technically identical to P3245-1M, but with Bluetooth data transmission.g - Free apps for Android™, iOS and iPadOS ® |
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