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Discover how waves carry energy and information through transverse and longitudinal waves, wave parts, wave interactions, and the electromagnetic spectrum. Learn about wave frequencies, speeds, and wave behaviors such as reflection, refraction, diffraction, and interference. Explore the different parts of the EM spectrum, from radio waves to gamma rays, and their uses in technology and medicine. Understand how waves change direction and properties when interacting with different mediums.
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Chapter 10 Notes Waves
Waves carry energy & information • The information carried could be: • Sound • Color • Pictures • Radio waves – tv • Microwave – cell phones • WAVES DO NOT CARRY THE MEDIUM!!! (Ex: water)
Transverse Waves • Energy moves left to right • Wave moves up & down • Ex: water waves • A Rope that is moved up and down • Light • Wave and energy move perpendicular to each other.
Longitudinal Waves Also called Compressional Waves • Wave and energy are in same direction • Ex: Slinky • The compression will move along the slinky forward and then back. • Sound
Parts Of A Transverse Wave • Crests: high point of the wave • Troughs: low point of the wave
Wavelength ( ): • The length of one complete cycle of a wave. • From crest to crest or trough to trough.
Amplitude • How big or little the wave is. • Tells you how much energy the wave has. • The bigger the wave, the more energy it has.
Parts of a Longitudinal Wave • Compression-The condensed portion • Rarefaction-The separated part of the wave. • Wavelength-distance from compression to compression
Frequency • How many waves pass in 1 sec. • A wave carries its frequency to every area that it reaches • Measured in hertz (Hz)
Speed of a Wave • How fast the wave can transfer energy. • v = f x • v = speed (velocity) Units=m/s • f = frequency Units=Hz • = wavelength Units=m
TRANSVERSE WAVES!!!! • All travel at the same speed • The difference is in the frequency and the wavelength. If one goes up, the other goes down.
Parts of the EM Spectrum • Radio Waves-Longest wavelength, lowest energy, lowest frequency. • Used for TV’s, Radios and Cell Phones
Microwaves • A form of radio waves-some books place them separately and some put them in with radio. • They are the highest frequency (most energy) of the radio waves.
Infrared (IR) • Heat • Used to find people in the woods. • Infrared film detects how hot something is. • Use to detect cancer • Beneath red
Visible Light • ROY G. BIV-colors of visible light. • Sunlight emits UV along with other rays. • Gives us Vitamin D • Too much harmful. • Most filtered by ozone. • Red is longest
Main source is sunlight Helps your body produce vitamin D Overexposure = burns and skin cancer Sunscreen helps to block Beyond violet ultraviolet
X-rays and Gamma Rays • X-rays-See bones. • High Energy • Use lead to block! • Gamma rays-highest energy • Use to treat cancer • Generated by radioactive atoms
Wave Interactions • Interaction -Wave run into other object or another wave • Interaction can increase or decrease wave energy • Interaction can change the properties of the wave • Interaction can change the direction
A wave bouncing off of a surface Mirror Wave hitting a wall Incident wave – moving to surface Reflected wave – moving away from surface Reflection
Bending of wave as it changes speed Speed changes from on medium to another Air to water Water to oil Refraction
Bending of a wave when it comes into contact with the edge of another object Light bending around a door Diffraction
Interference The effect of 2 or more waves interacting Can be constructive or destructive
Wave crest come together at the same location Waves join together to make a larger wave Constructive Interference
The crest of one wave meets the trough of another wave Crest and trough subtract from each other to make a smaller wave Sometimes the interference cancels both waves Destructive Interference
Sound Change in frequency and pitch of a sound that is caused by either the movement of the source or the listener Ambulance Race car Doppler Effect