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Beats and Resonance

Beats and Resonance. Sections 9.3 and 9.4. Key Terms. Beat Beat Frequency Resonant Frequency Resonance. Beats. The when tapping your toes “to the beat”, you are actually experiencing the rhythm of the music.

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Beats and Resonance

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  1. Beats and Resonance Sections 9.3 and 9.4

  2. Key Terms • Beat • Beat Frequency • Resonant Frequency • Resonance

  3. Beats • The when tapping your toes “to the beat”, you are actually experiencing the rhythm of the music. • An acoustical beat is the periodic change in sound intensity caused by the interference between two nearly identical sound waves. • Formed when the frequencies of interfering waves are very close in value

  4. Beats and Interference

  5. Beats and Superposition • As the waves interfere with one another, they will experience both constructive and destructive interference. • When waves are in phase, amplitude doubles and when waves are completely out of phase, amplitude is nullified. • Because of differing in frequencies, waves will move into and out of phase. • Results in a change in loudness to the listener • The beat.

  6. Beat Frequency • Beats can be used to detect differences in frequency between two waves. • Tuning instruments. • A standard note has a specific frequency • If a tuning fork is used to play that note and a guitar string for that same note is plucked at the same time, there should be no difference in loudness. • If there is a variable difference in loudness, the guitar is out of tune • Beat frequency • Frequency of beats produced by interference of two waves with slightly different frequencies.

  7. Resonance • All materials have frequencies at which the vibrate most easily. • Their resonant frequency • When the frequency of the wave equals the resonant frequency of the medium, the system is said to be in resonance

  8. Homework • Page 429 • Questions1, 2, 4 • Page 432 • Questions 1 b, c, 5

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