Teaching physics with arduino
A new approach to experimental physique
Drawing inspiration from the practices of design schools or art schools, this course proposes physicist students to make their own Students’ Lab. After an initiation in the form of challenges and games, they have to design and build their experimental setup, then analyze the results, in five days. It is an initiation close to the research process, which renews the vision that students have of experimental physics: more creative but also riskier and with unexpected outcomes!
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Articles in relation to this teaching
We have published various articles related to this teaching; articles that present the teaching itself, and articles that detail some of the students’ projects.
Presentation of the teaching
"Project-based physics labs using low-cost open-source hardware"
F. Bouquet, J. Bobroff, M. Fuchs-Gallezot, L. Maurines, Am. J. Phys Vol.85 216 (2017)
Description of students' projects
"A study on kinetic friction : the Timoshenko oscillator"
R. Henaff, G. Le Doudic, B. Pilette, C. Even, J.M.Fischbach, F. Bert, J. Bobroff, F. Bouquet, M. Monteverde, Am. J. Phys. Vol. 86 174 (2018)
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