Vernier Go Wireless
The Vernier Go Wireless app allows users to conduct experiments using Go Wireless Temp, a wireless temperature probe
Vernier Go Wireless
The Vernier Go Wireless app allows users to conduct experiments using Go Wireless Temp, a wireless temperature probe. Users collect temperature data that is displayed in a graph and can calculate basic statistics on a region of data. Additionally, users can export the data as a CSV file for use in other applications for even more analysis.HARDWARE REQUIRED - Vernier Go Wireless Temp is required to make use of this application. Visit http://www.vernier.com/gw-temp for more information.Features when using a Go Wireless TempFrom the list of available sensors• Discover nearby Go Wireless Temp probes and monitor their temperature readings• Connect to a specific sensor for further studyWhen connected to a specific sensor• View live temperature values displayed in a thermometer bar• Collect data – displayed in a graph • Graph scales automatically to show all collected data• Customize the sensor name, view battery status, and flash the sensor LED (identify)• Toggle units • °C and °F (US – English only) • °C and K (all other languages)With collected data• On the graph - Pinch to zoom /double tap to autoscale• Tap to examine the collected data• Select a region to calculate the average temperature • Tap the statistics box to view additional statistics• Export a CSV file for additional analysis in other softwareExperiment possibilities include• Science fair projects• Monitoring environmental conditions• Monitoring temperatures in a fish tank or greenhouse• Measuring the rate of temperature change of a liquid in a Thermos™• Measuring the temperature of the air coming from an air conditioner or furnaceVernier Software & Technology has over 30 years of experience in providing effective learning resources for understanding experimental data in science and math classrooms. Go Wireless is a part of Vernier’s extensive system of sensors, interfaces, and data-collection software for science education.