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Detection of polarised light with the light receptor device

Detection of polarised light with the light receptor device

VB1.1.1.1

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Description

Insect eyes can determine the position of the sun even when the sky is overcast by means of the polarisation pattern of the light. In experiment B1.1.1.1 this polarised light is detected.

Components of equipment sets

1	662200 8	Plug-in board for BIOMODULE
1	662201 4	Power supply for BIOMODULE
1	662210 4	Light source module
1	662230	Loudspeaker
2	500472	Connecting lead, 45 cm, white
1	662212 4	Light sensory cell module
1	662216	Demonstration neuron module
1	472401 4	Polarisation filter

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B1.1.1.1 Detection of polarised light with the light receptor device (de)

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Detection of polarised light with the light receptor device

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