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Sound Waves - created from Mind Map_3
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PROPERTIES
loudness (amp) - loud and quiet
pitch(frequency) - high and low
quality (wave form/shape) - simple and complex
ALWAYS LONGITUDINAL
made of
compressions
rarefractions
Constructive
high pressure
speakers= pushed out
depression
destructive
low pressure
speakers= pushed in
FUNTIONS
transmit energy through a medium
go thru, around, and reflect off of things
hav constructive and destructive interference
similar to mechanical waves
TUNING FORKS
always vibrate at a specific frequency
OSILISCOPE
PRESSURE/TIME GRAPH
shows how pressure changes over a period of time
Definition
sound made by changes in pressure
SOUND INTENSITY
measure of the amount of sound reaching an area (1m2) in 1 s
exact measurement verses perception(loudness)
pW/m2
sound intensity level - to the power of 10
conversions
measured in the Bel (B)
intensity increases by factor of 10 = increases by 1B
or the decibel (dB)
1B = 10pW/m2
VELOCITY OF SOUND IN AIR
HUMAN HEARING
20 - 20 000 Hz range
dogs - 50 - 50 000 Hz range
infrasonic
ultrasonic
supersonic
subsonic
Sound Waves
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- Note on Sound Waves - created from Mind Map_3, created by Danielle McCulloch on 17/10/2013.
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- Danielle McCulloch · Oct 2013
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- Created by Danielle McCulloch · Oct 17, 2013
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