Disclosed is an
Ampere force quantitative experimental device, including a coil, an
electromagnet, a turntable, a bracket, a micro-
force sensor, a
current sensor, an angle sensor and a power supply. The bracket includes a base, a rotating support seat arranged above the base and a
cantilever structure for arranging the micro-
force sensor. The turntable is installed on the rotating support seat. Two electromagnets are arranged on the turntable and are respectively connected to the power supply. The angle sensor is arranged at the bottom of the bracket for detecting the rotation angle of the turntable. One end of the coil is suspended at the bottom of the micro-
force sensor and placed between the two electromagnets. The power supply, the
current sensor and the coil are connected in series to form a first loop, and the power supply and the
electromagnet form a second loop. The experimental device of the invention has high measurement accuracy, stable data and high accuracy, and can comprehensively, quantitatively, intuitively and quickly measure the size of the
Ampere force F and five related physical quantities (B, I l , L, Sinθ, θ) relationship.