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3D-printed experimental devices for teaching dynamical systems in physics
We present the design, construction and classroom use of 3D-printed experimental devices aimed at introducing dynamical systems in physics courses. Theoretical, technical and pedagogical criteria are proposed for producing low-cost, modifiable resources suitable for experimental work. Three devices
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