Tutorial: Using Graphical Analysis with Vernier Go Direct Sensor Cart

The best way to learn something is to make a video. Here's a short tutorial using the Vernier G Direct Sensor Cart to measure acceleration of a cart on an incline.
Here's the sensor cart: www.vernier.com/product/go-di...
Here's Vernier Graphical Analysis (there's a free version): www.vernier.com/product/graph...

[@anilnayak288]

Thank you for the video! You can attach a hook to the force sensor and put a spring fixed at one end to the hook and then let the cart freely oscillate on an incline to demo SHM. Vernier sensors are great.

[@fizixx]

Will have to remember this software, however I don't have any of the hardware to go with it, but it could come in handy though.

[@PseudoPig]

Does anyone here know what FFT is there for? And what does it do?

[@rhettallain]

FFT is a fast fouirer transform. It takes oscillating data and lists the frequencies in the signal. I'll make a video on this later.

[@PseudoPig]

@@rhettallain Thank you very much for your reply! I suppose that we can use it only when exploring pendulums?