Faraday’s Law Apparatus

The Faraday’s Law Apparatus is a scientific tool that is designed to demonstrate electromagnetic induction.
It features strong Alnico magnets that produce a magnetic field, a built-in galvanometer that measures the electric current, and a durable MR87 stand made of high-quality materials.
This apparatus is widely used in physics labs to teach students about Faraday’s law of electromagnetic induction.

Component/Feature	Specification
Size/Scale Diameter	6 inches (150 mm) or 7 inches (175 mm/178 mm)
Vernier Reading	1 minute of arc (30 seconds also common)
Main Scale	0-360° with divisions of (0.5 circ ) (150 mm or 175 mm circle)
Vernier Scale	Double ended vernier separated by (180 circ )
Collimator Lens	Achromatic, 178 mm focus, 32 mm clear aperture
Telescope Lens	Achromatic, 178 mm focus, 32 mm clear aperture
Eyepiece	Ramsden Type ((10 times ) or (15 times ) with cross-line graticule
Slit	Unilaterally adjustable, 6mm long
Fine Adjustment	Provided for both telescope and collimator (laterally and vertically)
Prism Table	Marked with lines; leveling screws & interchangeable clamp
Main Structure	Heavy cast metal with bright plated fittings (sometimes stainless steel scale)
Accessories	Prism holder, Grating holder, Watchmaker’s eyeglass, L-key, Hardwood case

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