How to Set Up a Ripple Tank
The Ripple Tank is a fantastic tool for the Grade 10-12 Physical Science classroom. Use it to demonstrate the formation of simple waves, or kick it up a notch and show reflection, refraction, diffraction and interference using the barrier tools provided.
In this video, John takes us through what's included in the ripple tank kit and how to set it up.
What’s included in the ripple tank kit?
| Ripple tank | Curved reflector |
| 4 legs | Small barrier |
| Rippler bar support | 2 large barriers |
| 2 rippler bar hanger (slide) | Ripple tank light (12v halogen) with holder |
| 3 ripple tank balls | Roller bar |
| Lamp support | Ripple tank speed control |
| Stroboscope | 2 springs |
| Handle for stroboscope | Rippler bar with motor |
| Concave prism | Screwdriver |
| Convex prism | Rectangular prism |
| Manual |
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