自由振盪 、 阻滯振盪 、 共振 、 非簡諧 振盪 與混沌擺
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自由振盪 、 阻滯振盪 、 共振 、 非簡諧 振盪 與混沌擺. 4 波動與聲 波. A sand scorpion. How does a horseshoe bat detect a moth in total darkness?. 4.1 波與粒子. 波的類型 機械波 governed by Newton’s laws, exist only within a material medium ( 介質 ) 電磁波 governed by Maxwell’s laws, require no material medium to exist - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
11 Rotation
14 A sand scorpion
How does a horseshoe bat detect a moth in total darkness?4.1 governed by Newtons laws, exist only within a material medium ()governed by Maxwells laws, require no material medium to existall travel at c = 299,792,458m/s4.2 transverse displacement wave ()longitudinal displacement wave ()
Wave trainpulse
6An earthquake. radiates energy in the form of. P-waves, which are longitudinal vibrations like sound, S-waves, which are transverse vibrations P (primary) waves, which are similar to sound waves, and S (secondary) waves, which are a kind of shear wave. P waves travel between 6 and 13 km/sec. S waves are slower and travel between 3.5 and 7.5 km/sec. :
4.3
2D3D
Snapshot at t = 0 (or any other instant)y = y(t) at a fixed position
Why picking the sine waveNeed a videotape to show it in real time.Wavelength and angular wave number wavelength ():
Angular wave number(k):
k Period, angular frequency, and frequency f
T 4.4 The wave speed
Traveling WaveA left-going wave
A sinusoidal wave
4.5
II
II
Fourier Analysis
The Principle of Superposition for Waves4.6
II
4.7
Fully constructive and fully destructive interference
(exactly in phase/out of phase) / node/antinode
4.8
II
4.9 A string of length Ln: harmonic number
2D3D
4.10
Sonar, Seismic Waves and Ultrasound
4.11
Bulk ModulusB
apparent angle Displacement amplitude of an air element
4.12
4.13 Fully constructivedestructive interference(a)P1= 0, P2= D =1.5
P1 = 0, P2= (1.5/)2= 3(b) N = 6 around the circle
4.14 IntensityThe Sound Level
The Decibel Scale
The WHO the loudest concert
The Who: 120 dB : 92 dB
I1: I2 = 630!4.15
pipe
(a)
(b)
4.16 Beats
52For the difference frequency you can just say that you get a minimum when the modulating term reaches zero, which it does twice per cycle.
6.17 Beats - II4.18 The Dopper Effect(a) Detector moving; source stationary
(a)
Source moving; detector stationary
(general) (low speed) (b)
Mach Cone/Shock Wave Mach Number4.19 f = 1250Hz v = 242m/s (a)f
(b)f (a)fm when fbd = 83kHz(b)fbe when fbd = 83kHz
Vb = 9 m/s vm= 8 m/s 604.20
magnitude The M87 galaxy
200 ly
VPath difference vs. phase difference
The earths bow shock