MODEL- GO-MOT             VENDOR- VERNIER SOFTWARE
    
FEATURES- Go! Motion
       Go! Motion is our next-generation motion detector that connects 
        directly to a computers USB port--eliminating the need for an 
        additional data-collection interface. 
       Students learn experientially as they graph the motion of a ball, a 
        cart on a ramp, pendulum motion, or themselves. The new Go! Motion 
        is easy to use, allowing students to focus on learning scientific 
        concepts instead of setting up the lab. 
       Go! Motions head pivots to match the needs of your lab. Flip the 
        head halfway for monitoring the motion of a cart on a track. Or 
        flip the 180 degrees to record motion data from a tripod. 
       Go! Motion features reduced noise and automatic temperature 
        compensation to ensure motion readings are continuously accurate. 
       The sensitivity switch lets you customize settings to your 
        experiment. 
       Measure motion data as close as 15 cm and as far away as 6 m! 
* Multiple Connection Options
   Go! Motion can be used with Windows and Macintosh computers through the 
   USB port. It can also be used with the LabPro, CBL 2, or TI graphing 
   calculators (additional cable required). Go! Motion excels in both the 
   science and math classrooms! 
* Attach to a Track Easily
   Use the metal screw mount to attach the Go! Motion to a track, such as 
   the Vernier Dynamics System, for studies of velocity and acceleration. 
* Free Bundled Software
   Go! Motion comes bundled with our Logger Lite data-collection software 
   so you can see data graphed in real time, examine data point by point, 
   annotate different experiment runs, and more! Want to synchronize motion 
   data with video? You will want Logger Pro. 
    
  -- SPECIFICATIONs -----------------------------------
USB Specification       : 1.1 
Range                   : 0.15 m to 6 m 
Resolution              : 1 mm 
Accuracy                : 2 mm 
Ultrasound frequency    : 50 kHz 
Speed of Ultrasound used: 343 m/s 
Power consumption       : 51 mA 
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