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  • Tuning Fork Interference

    Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific

    Tuning Fork Interference   Two waves, when traveling through the same medium, will superimpose upon one another, causing interference. In the case of sound, the two sounds will combine to form a single sound. This lab asks students to combine the sounds from two tuning forks (which each produces a simple sine wave vibration) and observe the [...]

    This post was posted in Labs, Waves and was tagged with tuning fork, interference, waves

  • Lab #26.1 Sound: Slow Motion Wobbler

    Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific

    Purpose
    In this activity, students will observe and explore the oscillation of a tuning fork.
    Discussion
    The tines of a tuning fork oscillate at a very precise frequency. That’s why musicians use them to tune instruments. In this activity, you will investigate their motion with a special illumination system— a stroboscope.
    Required Equipment
    Low-frequency tuning forks (lower frequency forks work [...]

    This post was posted in Supplementary Conceptual Physics Labs and was tagged with tuning fork, sound, slow-motion wobbler, oscillation, stroboscope

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