Pasco Goniometer Sensor

Attach the Goniometer to your arm or leg to measure angular position, velocity, and acceleration. Combine it with the Force Sensor to measure the power required to lift an object.

The Basics

These resources may be for a newer model of the sensors we offer. The function should be the same if not similar to what we offer.

Overview & Quick Start Goniometer - Tech Tips - Vernier (different brand) 
Pairing (Airlink) Connect Wirelessly to an iPad with an Airlink2 or SPARKlink Air (SPARKvue) - Video Library | PASCO 
Manual PASPORT Goniometer Manual 
Joint Range of Motion Overview A Guide to Measuring Joint Range of Motion: Part 1 - NASM 

Lesson Ideas

Health and Wellness Goniometry Lab Activity | Utah State Office of Education  (High School)
Health and Wellness Range of Motion CCSS Task | Achieve (High School) 

Standards Connections

These resources can be used to support standards-based teaching and learning.  They are not intended to meet the full scope of any given standard.  Only some standards are highlighted; many more standards may be connected!  We encourage you to explore and to let us know if you have any questions!

Hawaii CTE HPTS Kinesiology. Distinguish kinesiology and exercise physiology within the larger context of human movement and response.
Hawaii CTE HPTS Kinesiology. Identify the functions of exercise physiology within various body systems.
Hawaii CTE HPTS Kinesiology. Examine the role of motor behavior and its impact on body movement and exercise. 
Hawaii CTE HPTS Kinesiology. Demonstrate fitness measurements to establish a baseline assessment profile.

Related SPA Tool/Kits

Pasco Force Sensor 
Eisco Force Table 
  • 1 Goniometer Probe
  • 1 Angle Sensor
  • 1 Large Mounting Strap (blue)
  • 2 Small Mounting Strap (blue)