
Sound frequency sensor
Wireless audio frequency sensor: tuning forks, strings, resonance and the Doppler effect in six experiments on acoustics.
The wireless sensor records the frequency of sound vibrations and transmits the data to a digital laboratory system. It supports six experiments: determining the frequency of sound of tuning forks, strings and sound generators, studying the relationship between pitch and vibration frequency, studying the resonance of an air column and standing waves in pipes, the dependence of the vibration frequency of a string on its length and tension, observing beats when adding sounds of similar frequencies and demonstrating the Doppler effect. The sensor is used for activities on acoustics and vibrations in physics courses.
- Determination of the sound frequency of tuning forks, strings and sound generators
- Studying the relationship between pitch and source frequency
- Study of air column resonance and standing waves in pipes
- Dependence of the vibration frequency of a string on its length and tension
- Observing beats produced by two sounds with similar frequencies
- Demonstration of the Doppler effect for sound waves
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