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Bike Generator Service Project Physics 140 Lab

Schedule 3 or 4 labs 1 group makes a bike generator The rest of the groups make an energy board Lab Activities relating to magnetic field of a wire and induction

Bike Generator Bike Bike trainer Generator pulley

Energy Board Stand Board Incandescent light bulbs Fluorescent bulbs Leaf blower Voltage gauge Current gauge

K – 12 Curriculum Demos/Activities based on lab activities to help students understand: – magnetic field of a wire – Induction – motor Develop Instructions Collect materials

School Demo and Activity Bring Bike Generator and/or energy board to a local school Coordinate with teacher Run activity with teacher’s help Provide materials and instructions Website with resources

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