Types of Waves and Energy Types of waves
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Types of Waves and Energy • Types of waves • Energy Transport
Types of waves http: //www. walter-fendt. de/ph 11 e/stlwaves. htm http: //www. phy. ntnu. edu. tw/ntnujava/index. php? topic=14. 0 Transverse: Wave moves medium moves Demo Applet Longitudinal: Wave moves medium moves Demo Applet Demo TOC
Demo the human wave
Types of waves Sound is longitudinal: Demo - speaker and battery TOC
Types of waves Sound is longitudinal: TOC
Types of waves Surface Wave: Longitudinal and transverse Tsunami - longitudinal wave TOC
Types of waves Electromagnetic Waves - Transverse waves Require no medium - can travel through vacuum Travel at 3. 00 x 108 m/s in a vacuum (else slower) Speed is independent of speed of source/observer Radio, microwave, Infrared, Light, UV, XRay, Gamma Rays are all EM waves. TOC
Types of waves Mechanical (requiring a medium) Transverse S (Shear) Earthquake waves Waves in guitar strings Surface waves on water P (Pressure) Earthquake waves Longitudinal Sound waves Compression waves in a spring Surface waves on water Electromagnetic (need no medium) All EM Waves: Radio, Microwave, IR, Light, UV, XRay, Gamma rays TOC
Types of waves Longitudinal waves can pass through fluids, Transverse cannot. Only P earthquake waves can pass straight through the earth: A S wave The core of the earth is liquid (Earth is like an egg) P wave B TOC
Energy Transport Waves transport energy: Sun to earth Sound to microphone Earthquakes Microwaves Ocean waves Demo - speaker, concentrator TOC
- Compare and contrast p waves and s waves using venn diagram
- Energy energy transfer and general energy analysis
- Energy energy transfer and general energy analysis
- Transverse waves move perpendicular
- Mechanical and electromagnetic waves
- Difference between electromagnetic and mechanical waves
- Long waves and short waves
- Difference between matter waves and electromagnetic waves
- Mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves similarities
- Seismic waves
- Venn diagram of mechanical and electromagnetic waves