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How can I attach the PASCO PS-3223 Wireless 3-Axis Acceleration-Altimeter sensor to different objects?

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DelBeau
12/17/2025, 10:24:31 AM

Mounting the PASCO PS-3223 Wireless 3-Axis Acceleration-Altimeter sensor securely is key to accurate data collection. Here's how you can mount it to different objects:

  1. PASCO Carts: Align a hole on the sensor casing with a threaded hole on the cart's accessory tray. Use the included thumbscrew to fasten it. Be mindful of the sensor's x-axis direction when mounting.
  2. Hook and Loop Strap: Thread the strap ends through the slots on the sensor casing. This is ideal for attaching the sensor to objects like a human arm. The casing also has indentations for rod mounting.
  3. Rotating Platform: Secure the sensor to the rotating platform track using the thumbscrew and square nut provided with the square mass. Pay attention to the x and y axes orientation.
  4. Truss Set Member: Attach the sensor to a PASCO Truss Set Member using the threaded hole on the sensor casing. You can also use 6-32 screws for attaching it to other objects.
  5. String or Rubber Band: For measuring centripetal acceleration, tie a string to the center mounting hole. For projectile motion experiments, use a rubber band to launch the sensor. Following these guidelines ensures you can effectively use the PASCO PS-3223 sensor in various experiments.
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