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Module 03 • Virtual & Home Lab•Classical Mechanics & Oscillation

Das Fadenpendel

Untersuchen Sie den Zusammenhang zwischen Fadenlänge, Erdbeschleunigung und Schwingungsdauer. Erfahren Sie, warum Galileo beobachtete, dass die Schwingungszeit nur von Länge und Schwerkraft abhängt, nicht von der Masse.

Sicherheitsstatus: Sicher zu Hause durchführbar
Theoretical Formula:T = 2π√(L/g)
High School Level: Simple Harmonic Motion (T = 2π√(L/g))
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Live Physics Calculations

High School

Theoretical Formula: T = 2π√(L/g)

θ: +20.0°
Theoretical Period (T)
2.457s

Time required for one complete back-and-forth swing based on T = 2π√(L/g).

Small Angle Approximation (θ₀ ≤ 20°)
θ₀ = 20° • Small Angle (≤ 20°)

In High School physics, we use sin(θ) ≈ θ (in radians). Under this small-angle approximation, the period T = 2π√(L/g) depends only on length L and gravity g, not on the release angle.

Frequency (f)
0.41 Hz
Angular Speed (ω)
2.56 rad/s
Peak Speed (v_max)
1.33 m/s

Simulation Controls

1.50 m
Presets:
9.81 m/s²
20°
Presets:

Digital Stopwatch

Measure swings manually to compare with theory

Count:
Elapsed Time
00:00.00
Measured Period (T_meas)
-- s
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Data Table

Record multiple trials with varying lengths, gravities, and release angles. Compare theoretical period against your measured stopwatch readings.

Trial #Length (L)Gravity (g)Angle (θ₀)Theoretical (T)Measured (T_meas)Difference (ΔT)Error %Actions
#11.00 m9.81 m/s²20°2.006 s
s
±0.004 s0.2%
#22.00 m9.81 m/s²20°2.837 s
s
±0.013 s0.5%