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4.4 - Wave Characteristics
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Physics HL (4 - Simple Harmonic Motion and Waves) Mapa Mental sobre 4.4 - Wave Characteristics, criado por wondersnail em 22-03-2014.
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4.4 - Wave Characteristics
4.4.1
Wave pulse- a single, instant crest?
Continous wave- A wave of constant amplitude and frequency; the wave goes up and down forever (unless damped!)
4.4.3
Transverse wave- A wave in which the direction of disturbance is perpendicular to the direction of travel
Example: Wave in a string
Longitudinal wave- A wave in which the direction of disturbance is parallel to the direction of travel
Example: Wave in a spring
4.4.2
Progressive waves transfer energy.
4.4.4
Wavefront- a line joining all point in a wave that are in phase
Ray- lines drawn to show the direction of the wave, perpendicular to the wavefront
4.4.5
Crest- maximum positive displacement from equilibrium position. Top of the wave
Trough- maximum negative displacment from equilibrium position. Bottom of the wave
Compression- pushing together of a longitudinal wave, increased frequency, decreased wavelength
Rarefaction- spreading out of the longitudinal wave, decreasing frequency, increased wavelength
4.4.6
Wavelength- distance between two consecutive points of a wave that are in phase
Wave speed- distance travelled by the wave profile per unit time
Intensity- Power transferred by a wave per unit area
44.8
If frequency is f, the time taken for a wave to pass one cycle is 1/f.
Velocity = distance over time
The distance moved in one cycle is one wavelength
So the velocity of a wave is the wavelength divided by 1/f, which is equal to the wavelength times the frequency
4.4.9
All electromagnetic waves thravel with the same wave speed in free space!
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