Sound: overview
related topics: Acoustic
instruments, Acoustics,
Sound animations, Speech
technology,
Waves |
Acoustics
primer acoustics, study of sound’s physcal characteristics and their
measurements, followed by a discussion of our perception of them |
Fysische eigenschappen van geluid pdf file, in Dutch |
Sound |
Sound |
Soundry an interactive
and educational web site about sound |
Sound waves
and music the nature of sound as a longitudinal, mechanical pressure wave is explained and the properties of sound are discussed |
Horizontaal |
Sound topics
related topics: Acoustics,
Sound animations, Speech
technology,
Waves |
Doppler
effect and sonic booms Doppler effect and sonic booms |
Doppler effect the phenomenon, called the Doppler Effect, is a shift in the frequency and wavelength of waves, including sound and
light, resulting from relative motion between the source of the wave and the medium. If the source and receiver approach each other, the perceived frequency
will be higher. If they're separating, the perceived frequency will be lower |
Doppler Effect |
Doppler Effect |
Dopplereffect bij geluid
ambulance: het verschil in toonhoogte tussen het aankomen en wegrijden van de ambulance heet het Dopplereffect,
in Dutch |
Echoes
Echoes can be used to tell how far away an object is, how fast the object is
moving, and even its shape |
Faster than sound |
INTENSITY AND ENERGY IN SOUND WAVES |
Longitudinal and transverse wave motion longitudinal and transverse wave
motion |
Modes of sound wave propagation modes of sound wave propagation. In air, sound travels by compression and rarefaction of air molecules in the direction
of travel. However, in solids, molecules can support vibrations in other directions, hence, a number of different types (modes) of sound waves are
possible |
Nonlinear behavior of
piano hammers the nonlinear behavior of piano hammers, and the effects of this nonlinearity on the hammer-string interaction |
Physics of hearing loudness curves (Fletcher-Munson curves) |
Picture of a sonic boom |
Reflection of Sound The reflection of sound follows the law "angle of
incidence equals angle of reflection", sometimes called the law of reflection |
Sight of sound
shock waves, sound barrier shockwave |
Sound is a mechanical wave since a sound wave is a disturbance which is transported through a medium via the mechanism of particle interaction, a sound
wave is characterized as a mechanical wave |
Sound is a
pressure wave pressure waves |
Sound Power
and Intensity |
Sound propagation |
Sound propagation
sound propagation |
Sound propagation
sound is a disturbance of the atmosphere that human beings can hear. Such disturbances are produced by practically everything that moves,
especially if it moves quickly or in a rapid and repetitive manner |
Sound Spectrum
A sound spectrum is a representation of a sound - usually a short sample of a
sound - in terms of the amount of vibration at each individual frequency. It is
usually presented as a graph of either power or pressure as a function of
frequency |
Sound wave interference explains what happens to the energy of sound waves when the waves interact, compare and contrast constructive interference and
destructive interference |
Sound wave propagation sound wave propagation. In air, sound travels by compression and rarefaction of air molecules in the direction of travel |
Sound waves
sound is a compression waveform that moves through air or other materials. Sound
waves are created by the vibration of some object and are detected by causing a
sensor to vibrate. Sound has the standard characteristics of any waveform |
Standing waves and acoustic resonance |
Speed of sound in a pure Gas |
Speed of sound in materials speed of sound in materials |
Speed of
sound through Materials Speed of
sound through Materials |
Standing waves in an air column pdf file |
Standing waves in an air column pdf file |
Strings, standing waves
and harmonics sound |
Temperature and speed of sound speed of sound, part of
Introduction to sound animated |
Ultrasonic testing Ultrasonic Nondestructive Testing (UT) uses high frequency sound energy to conduct examinations and make measurements. Ultrasonic
inspection can be used for flaw detection/evaluation, dimensional measurements, material characterization, and more |
Ultrasonic
wave propagation wave propagation in aerodynamics, shock waves |
Ultrasound |
Waves |
Horizontaal |
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