STEM Education


STEM education is important because it oulines the educatiSTEM-educationon by the Next Generation Science Standards, these concepts are designed to improve how students comprehend and apply science.

The basic idea behind STEM education is project-based learning in the classroom. These projects and activities are designed so as to incorporate science and technology to emphasize the application of engineering and prepare students for future classes.

Today STEM education which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is incorporated in educational strategy to maximise the acceptabiliy and awareness.

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Physics lab equipment


These are few of our latest re-invented experiments:

Balmer Series And Rydberg Constant: In this experiment set-up a discharge lamp is used to emit hydrogen atoms which form a series of lines in the visible part of the spectrum.

BH Curve Loop/ Magnetic Hysteresis Loop Tracer: In this experiment when a cylindrical sample is placed coaxially in a periodically varying magnetic field the magnetization in the sample also undergoes periodic variation.

Dielectric Constant: The main objective of this experiment is to verify the relation between capacitance C, charge Q and charging voltage E which is given as C=Q/E. The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor depends upon the distance d between the plates, area A of the plates and the nonconductive material (having dielectric constant) between the plates.

 

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AL-E413 QUINCKE’S TUBE EXPERIMENTAL SETUP


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Quinck’s Tube Experiment is an instrument to measure of susceptibility of paramagnetic solution.

Experiment

To measure the magnetic susceptibility of FeCl3 solution by Quinck’s  tube method.

Apparatus Supply

  1.  ELECTROMAGNET – Made of soft iron, specially design for Quinck’s tube experiments, mounted on a wooden base for stable performance, Pole pieces :- 50mm dia. tapered type Field :- 7.5kg at 10mm. air gap,            Energizing Coils :- Two coils each with total resistance of       9 ohms (approx).
  2. DIGITAL POWER SUPPLY FOR ELECTROMAGNET – 0 – 6Amp, 60V digital display, It is a constant current power supply, with long time operation and continuously variable current.
  3. DIGITAL GAUSS METER:   Range : 0-2 K Gauss & 0-20 K Gauss, Resolution: 1Gauss at 0-2 K Gauss Range, Accuracy: ± 0.5%, Display: 3 ½ Digit, 7 Segment LED, Power: 220V, 50Hz Special Feature: Indicates the direction of the Magnetic field.
  4. QUINCK’S TUBE WITH STAND: A Glass Tube with wooden stand
  5. SAMPLE: FeCl3 Solution
  6. TRAVELLING MICROSCOPE: Consists of cast iron base with machined V-shape  vertical pillar, microscope tube consists of 10x eye piece and an achromatic objective of 50-75 mm working distance, embedded stainless steel horizontal scale is graduated up to 17 cm and vertical scale 15 cm, vertical and horizontal slide can be clamped at any position using clamping screw, fine motion is brought about by micrometer screw, horizontal and vertical vernier of 0.01 mm are provided along with two leveling screws, packed in plywood box.

 

 

 

 

 

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Gouy’s Balalnce Method.


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Apparatus for Measurement of Susceptibility of Paramagnetic Solids by Gouy’s Balalnce Method. In the Gouy’s method of susceptibility measurement, the solid sample in the form of a long cylinder (area of cross section A) is hung from the pan of a balance and is placed such that one end of the sample is between the pole-pieces of the magnet (field H) and the other one is outside the field. The force exerted on the sample by the inhomogeneous magnetic field is obtained by measuring the apparent change ( m ) in the mass of the sample. The susceptibility is given by
= 2 mg/AH
If the sample is in the form of powder, it is filled in a long nonmagnetic tube which is then suspended from the pan of the balance.
The set up consists of the following:
(a) Digital Balance, CA-44
(b) Sample in the form of a long rod:
(c) Electromagnet, Model EMU-75T
(d) Constant Current Power Supply, Model DPS-175M
(e) Gaussmeter, Model Al-E-115
(f) GMX-02 Trolley, Model ALE-kH3
Capacity : 40gms
Readability : 0.0001gms
Repeatability : (+/-) 0.1mg
Linearity : (+/-) 0.2mg
Pan Size : 80mm
Standard bidirectional RS-232
interface
Complete with weigh below hook feature suitable for AL-E401 Gouy’s Balalnce Method measurement
Aluminium sample and Glass Tube
Pole Pieces : 75mm tappered to 25mm
Mag. Field : 20KG mm airgap
(specifications as per datasheet)
(specifications as per datasheet)
The experiment is complete in all respect.

Energising Coils : Two of approx. 13W each
Power : 0-90Vdc, 3A, for coils in series
0-45Vdc, 6A, for coils in parallel

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Laboratory Glassware


From the ancient times till today, chemical research teams have used glass containers for a very basic reason which is the transparency of glass which actually appears almost invisible. And so the contents and the reaction are clearly visible. But because chemists must heat, cool and mix chemical substances, ordinary glass is not always adequate to be employed as laboratory glassware. Laboratory work requires apparatus made with glass which can readily be moulded into any desired shape or form, which offers maximum inertness when in contact with the widest range of chemical substances, which can withstand thermal shock without fracture and high temperature work without deforming, and which will be resilient enough to survive the everyday knocks to which it will be subjected in normal laboratory handling, washing and sterilizing processes. Glass items represent optimum mechanical, thermal and chemical behaviour. This glass is used in laboratory glasswarelab-glassware as well as for industrial applications where maximum thermal resistance, thermal shock resistance, mechanical resistance as well as unusual chemical resistance are required.

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Lab Hot Air Oven


Working principle.
Lab Hot Air Oven is commonly used for dry heat sterilization. Dry heat sterilization is a method of controlling microorganisms.The working principle is based on fine gravity air convection in an electrically heated chamber. The machine is equipped with various components to ensure the uniform heating throughout the chamber. Two jacket design, automatic control unit, PID controlled, PT 100 sensors, temperature preset, etc. allows the machine to work efficiently and return to normal temperature when the test process is over. It is designed to simplify the process of dry sterilisation and pre-treatment of different materials like rubber, plastic, etc.
Inside the chamber of hot air oven, the air flows in a forced circulation manner, this allows the appropriate heat distribution inside the chamber. As the air inside the chamber becomes hot, it becomes lighter and moves in the upward direction. As it reaches the top, the fan inside the chamber pushes it back to the bottom.It employs higher temperatures in the range of 160-180°C and requires exposures time up to 2 hour, depending upon the temperature employed. This creates a circular motion inside the cabinet and makes a consistent circular flow of the air. With this process, eventually, the optimum temperature is achieved.The benefit of dry heat includes good penetrability and non-corrosive nature which makes it applicable for sterilizing glasswares and metal surgical instruments.
It is always to be taken care that articles kept for sterilisation should not be taken out immediately.

Dry heat in a lab muffle furnace also destroys bacterial endotoxins (or pyrogens) which are difficult to eliminate by other means and this property makes it applicable for sterilizing glass bottles which are to be filled aseptically). Dry heat kills by Oxidation, Protein Denaturation and toxic effects of eleveated levels of electrolytes.Let the oven comes to a normal temperature and then the articles are taken out.

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Physics Lab Equipment


Over the years Acumen Labware has accumulated a vast number of Science and Physics Lab Equipment for the well being of education in the society. If you want to calculate the focal length of your convex or concave lens/mirror, we have an optical bench. If you want to understand the concept of Electrostatics or magneto-statics, we have laboratory equipment for them too. Various demonstrations such as Coulomb’s law, Inverse Square law, Malu law, Boyle’s Law, verification of Stefan’s law etc. all can be performed using our products. If you want to calculate the Planck’s constant or the Moment of Inertia or Viscosity of a Liquid or the dielectric constant of a medium or the e/m ratio, or the Joule’s constant, just scan our science educational equipment product list and you would definitely get the most viable equipment for performing your experiment.

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Electrical Electronics Trainers


Engineering is the branch of science & technology concerned with the design, building, and use of engines, machines & structures. In this present era, engineering is a creative application and stream which encourages our future generation to learn and grasp the subject through practice. You can avail of the premium quality Electrical Engineering Lab Instruments which not only help the youth to learn but in understanding the concept deeply through practical training. Acumen Labware provides teaching and training models to demonstrate the principles in the university laboratories.

Our wide range of  Electrical Engineering Lab Instruments includes Analog Elecronics Trainers, Electronic Testing Equipment, Chracteristics Trainer Kit, Scientific Electronics Filter Circuit Trainers Kits, Electrical & Electronics Bridge Trainers, Electronic Circuit Board Trainer which are available in very economical cost. electrical-industrial-installation-trainer

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IT or CSE is there any difference?


The story behind the subject dates back to the IT boom and service sector industry revolution in the late 90’s. India became the second largest exporter of IT related products on the global platform. Now with this IT revolution came the need for IT talent and skill oriented manpower. The scarcity of skilled manpower coinciding with the boom in the industry led to massive pay packages for the IT skilled man power.

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Getting an IT job in a multinational company became the dream of majority of youngsters and their parents in India. Suddenly IT became the most sought after engineering course in the country. Even If one could not make it to the computer science & engineering branch at the graduation level they dreamt of doing their masters in CSE. Everyone wanted to join an IT company irrespective of the branch of engineering they completed their bachelors in.
This led to a huge demand for IT oriented courses in the country which paved the foundation of mushrooming engineering colleges in the country. But there was a limitation to the number of seats in CSE branch as the intake had to be at par with the intake in any other engineering course branch as per the policy made by council of technical education. So here colleges created a shadow branch of Computer Science Engineering which is known Information and Technology Engineering.

IT is just a reflection of computer science & engineering just to fill the gap in supply and demand for the skilled manpower in the IT sector. Hence it can be said that theoretically there is no difference in both the branches, the mere reason of creating the two is to provide a larger number of pass outs with the same skill set by staying in the limitations of bureaucratic guidleines.

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Choice Of Courses after School


Numerous courses have evolved for science education students other than the traditional courses of medicine and engineering offering a wide platter of degree and diploma courses. If communication and creativity is your forte then colleges are offering various courses ranging from mass media to journalism. These courses include bachelors and diploma program in journalism, mass communication, advertising, digital media. Completion of these courses leads to well established careers in the respective fields.

There has been a very old notion that technical education is necessary to future development and innovation. This is a major reason why all developed and developing economies across the globe have technical educational institutions as part of their social infrastructure.

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