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One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional Motion Simulation
This simulation demonstrates the difference between one-dimensional motion along the x-axis and two-dimensional motion using both x- and y-axes in a Cartesian system.
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Old Simulations
These downloadable simulations were created with Adobe Flash/ActionScript. While no longer supported in browsers, they can still be run in Windows. They cover topics such as motion, collisions, electrostatics, generators, oscilloscopes, and stroboscopic effects.
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Virtual Oscilloscope
A helpful oscilloscope simulation for students and teachers. Connect to AC or DC generators and visualize real-time waveforms just as on a physical oscilloscope.
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Free Fall Simulation
This simulation models the free fall of a ball, allowing users to measure the acceleration due to gravity by tracking time and position snapshots, and verifying the equation y = (1/2)gt².
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Stroboscope Simulation
This simulation shows how a rotating disk appears under a stroboscope. Adjust rotation speed and flash frequency to observe stationary or slow-motion effects due to stroboscopic illusions.
