Colour Mixer SV195
Explore the captivating phenomenon of color mixing with our innovative LED technology demonstration! Color can be perceived in two distinct ways: subtractive and additive mixing. In subtractive color mixing, more wavelengths of light are absorbed rather than reflected back to our eyes. In contrast, additive color mixing can be understood as the ‘adding’ of wavelengths of light that reach our eyes.
Six LED’s on frame consists of six LEDs—three inner LEDs (red, green, and blue) and three outer LEDs (red, green, and blue)—arranged in a circular frame with 120-degree separation, ensuring equal distance from the center.
The control box can operate the LEDs in inner or outer mode and vary the intensity of each LED from 0 to 100%.
Circular aperture, creates overlapping circles of colors. The translucent screen, allowing the effect to be visible from both sides.
- Subtractive and Additive colour mixing
- By varying the intensity of LED’s, any shade of any colour obtained
- U channel for fixing all items at desired place.
IGCSE Level:
Exp-1 Understand how different wavelengths of light combine.
Exp-2 Investigate the principles of additive colour mixing.
A-Level:
Exp-1 Explore the concept of spectral wavelengths.
Exp-2 Understand the physics of perception through primary and secondary colours.
- Additive Colour Mixing
- Subtractive Colour Mixing
- Colour Perception and Light Intensity
| Price | Code | Description | Qty. |
| £107.00 | SV195 | Control Box with Adaptor | 1 |
| Rider With Knurled Screw | 3 | ||
| U Channel | 1 | ||
| Diaphragm With Rod | 1 | ||
| Screen With Rod | 1 | ||
| Six Led’s On Frame | 1 |