Plotting Compass
Plotting Compass is a precision laboratory instrument used to demonstrate and plot magnetic field lines in physics experiments. It features a 20 mm diameter compass with glass covers on both sides for clear visibility and protection.
Plotting Compass is designed for physics laboratory experiments involving magnetism and magnetic field mapping. It consists of a sensitive magnetic needle enclosed within a durable 20 mm diameter housing with glass covers on both sides, allowing clear observation while protecting the needle from damage.
The compass is used to determine the direction of magnetic fields and to plot magnetic field lines around magnets and current-carrying conductors accurately. Its compact design and smooth needle movement provide reliable and precise results during classroom demonstrations and laboratory experiments.
The Plotting Compass is suitable for schools, colleges, universities, and educational laboratories for teaching the fundamental principles of magnetism and electromagnetism.
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