Theory of Oscillation and Waves


Theory of Oscillation and Waves

String tension:

  • Depends on: Mass and position of the weight.
  • Maximum tension: At the equilibrium position (EP).
  • Minimum tension: At the amplitude.

Sound:

  • Musical sound: Has a sound wave graph that is a periodic function with a defined frequency.

Three-phase asynchronous motor:

  • Rotor: Rotates at a speed lower than the speed of the rotating magnetic field.
  • Three-phase alternating current and single-phase alternating current: Creates a rotating magnetic field.
  • Magnetic induction vector of the rotating magnetic field inside the stator: Only changes in direction, while the magnitude remains constant.
  • Angular speed of the motor: Does not depend on the rotational speed of the magnetic field and the resistance torque.

Waves:

  • Transmission from air to water:
  • Electromagnetic waves: Wavelength decreases.
  • Sound waves: Wavelength increases.

Spectrum:

  • Continuous spectrum: Depends on the temperature of the light source, regardless of the composition of the light source.

Physical quantities:

  • Sound intensity: Measured in W/m2.
  • Frequency: Characterizes the rate of change of direction of the harmonic oscillation.
  • Amplitude of forced oscillation: Does not change when the initial phase of the periodic forced excitation is changed.



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