Demonstration of Damped Electrical Oscillations

2021 ◽  
Vol 30 (1) ◽  
pp. 26-33
Author(s):  
Elena Grebenakova ◽  
◽  
Stojan Manolev ◽  

Introducing mechanical oscillations in schools is a fairly simple and easy experimental feasible task. To demonstrate electromagnetic oscillations, we have difficulty in understanding by students. The explanation of electromagnetic circuits is more abstract. We offered an experiment where we make electromagnetic oscillations obvious and understandable to students. In our experiment we used the software and interface of the AMSTEL Institute (AMSTEL Institute – Amsterdam Mathematics, Science and Technology Education Laboratory) as well as elements from the sets of experimental tasks from the Physics Olympiads organized by the Sofia branch of physicists.

2006 ◽  
Vol 931 ◽  
Author(s):  
Kamanio Chattopadhyay

ABSTRACTThis article explores issues and challenges in the field of education in nanoscience and technology with special emphasis with respect to India, where an expanding programme of research in nano science and technology is in place. The article does not concentrate on actual curricula that are needed in nano science and technology education course. Rather it focuses on the desirability of nanoscience and technology education at different levels of education and future prospect of students venturing into this within the economic and cultural milieu of India. We argue that care is needed in developing the education programme in India. However, the risk is worth taking as the education on nanoscience and technology can bridge the man power gap not only in this area of technology but also related technologies of hardware and micro electronics for which the country is a promising destination at global level. This will also unlock the demographical advantage that India will enjoy in the next five decades.


Author(s):  
Y. Ito ◽  
H. Ikemitsu ◽  
K. Nango

This paper proposes a science and technology education program to teach junior high school students to measure terrain changes by using interferometric synthetic aperture radar (SAR). The objectives of the proposed program are to evaluate and use information technology by performing SAR data processing in order to measure ground deformation, and to incorporate an understanding of Earth sciences by analyzing interferometric SAR processing results. To draft the teaching guidance plan for the developed education program, this study considers both science and technology education. The education program was used in a Japanese junior high school. An educational SAR processor developed by the authors and the customized Delft object-oriented radar interferometric software package were employed. Earthquakes as diastrophism events were chosen as practical teaching materials. The selected events indicate clear ground deformation in differential interferograms with high coherence levels. The learners were able to investigate the ground deformations and disasters caused by the events. They interactively used computers and became skilled at recognizing the knowledge and techniques of information technology, and then they evaluated the technology. Based on the results of pre- and post-questionnaire surveys and self-evaluation by the learners, it was clarified that the proposed program was applicable for junior high school education, and the learners recognized the usefulness of Earth observation technology by using interferometric SAR. The usefulness of the teaching materials in the learning activities was also shown through the practical teaching experience.


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