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T
period: seconds per one cycle
period: seconds per one cycle unit
s
T unit
s
f
frequency: cycles per one second
frequency: cycles per one second unit
Hz or s^-1
f unit
Hz or s^-1
A
amplitude: maximum vertical displacement from equilibrium
amplitude: maximum vertical displacement from equilibrium units
m
A unit
m
lambda
wavelength: distance from crest to crest
wavelength: distance from crest to crest unit
m
lambda unit
m
transverse wave
particles in the medium oscillate perpendicular to wave travel
longitudinal wave
particles in the medium oscillate parallel to wave travel
d (waves)
distance between two slits
distance between two slits unit
m
d (waves) units
m
D (waves)
path length: length between the boundaries of a wave medium
path length: length between the boundaries of a wave medium unit
m
D (waves) unit
m
y (waves)
distance between two spots in an interference pattern
distance between two spots in an interference pattern unit
m
y (waves) unit
m
a (waves)
width of a single slit
a (waves) unit
m
width of a single slit unit
m
L (waves)
distance from a single slit to the screen
distance from a single slit to the screen unit
m
n (waves)
harmonic number; the fundamental harmonic is written as n(v1) or f(v1)
L (waves) unit
m
node
place(s) on a standing wave where the medium is not displacing/constantly at rest
antinode
place(s) on a standing wave where the medium oscillates with maximum amplitude
standing wave boundaries
closed/fixed end are always nodes and open/free ends are always antinodes
standing wave rules
if the boundaries are the same, all harmonics can appear; n can be 1,2,3,4…
if the boundaries are different, only odd harmonics can appear; n can be 1, 3, 5, 7
distance between adjacent antinodes: ½ wavelength
doppler effect (towards)
when the source/observer are moving towards each other, the:
1.) observed wavelength gets smaller
2.) observed frequency gets bigger
3.) observed period gets smaller
doppler effect (away)
when the source/observer are moving away from each other, the:
1.) observed wavelength gets bigger
2.) observed frequency gets smaller
3.) observed period gets bigger
f (vbeat)
beat frequency: happens when two different, but similar, frequencies interfere: f (vbeat) = f (v2) - f( v1)
f (vbeat) unit
Hz or s^-1
beat frequency: happens when two different, but similar, frequencies interfere: f (vbeat) = f (v2) - f( v1) unit
Hz or s^-1