ESERC Waveform Manipulate two sine waves and watch them interact. – Interaction Change the wavelength, amplitude, phase or speed of the waves. PhET Fourier: See how the amplitudes of different harmonics change the – Making Waves Walter This applet explains standing waves by the superposition – Standing wave of the incident and reflected waves. Walter Fendt This applet demonstrates the harmonics in a tube as an – or use the following, on the above Standing longitudinal example of standing longitudinal and illustrates the waves movement of the molecules in the air. Select the form of the tube both sides open, one side open or both sides – closed. Upscale DM An animation showing a wave reflected back and forth – Harrison - Reflections between two barriers, setting up a standing wave. From Two Barriers CoLoS This applet lets you visualize the difference between – transverse and longitudinal progressing and standing waves. General Physics This applet shows the first three harmonics of a vibrating Java Applets string. After selection of variables observe the sum of all – – Harmonics the frequencies. PhET Wave on a Watch a string vibrate in slow motion. Wiggle the end of the – String string and make waves, or adjust the frequency and amplitude of an oscillator. Adjust the damping and tension. The end can be fixed, loose, or open. An animation showing the standing wave patterns produced – on a string of a musical instrument. Select the harmonics by clicking the appropriate checkbox. Penn This animation shows the superposition of two waves, – or via Interference of whose phase difference varies. Harmonic Waves (varying phase) Frederick H. The superposition of waves can be demostrated with the Willeboordse's help of music synthesis. See how waves add and what the Simulations Gallery results sound like. – Superposition of
ESERC – Waveform Interaction Manipulate two sine waves and watch them interact. Change the wavelength, amplitude, phase or speed of the waves. PhET – Fourier: Making Waves See how the amplitudes of different harmonics change the Walter – Standing wave This applet explains standing waves by the superposition of the incident and reflected waves. or use the following, on the above Walter Fendt – Standing longitudinal waves This applet demonstrates the harmonics in a tube as an example of standing longitudinal and illustrates the movement of the molecules in the air. Select the form of the tube – both sides open, one side open or both sides closed. Upscale – DM Harrison - Reflections From Two Barriers An animation showing a wave reflected back and forth between two barriers, setting up a standing wave. CoLoS – This applet lets you visualize the difference between transverse and longitudinal progressing and standing waves. General Physics Java Applets – – Harmonics This applet shows the first three harmonics of a vibrating string. After selection of variables observe the sum of all the frequencies. PhET – Wave on a String Watch a string vibrate in slow motion. Wiggle the end of the string and make waves, or adjust the frequency and amplitude of an oscillator. Adjust the damping and tension. The end can be fixed, loose, or open. – An animation showing the standing wave patterns produced on a string of a musical instrument. Select the harmonics by clicking the appropriate checkbox. or via Penn – Interference of Harmonic Waves (varying phase) This animation shows the superposition of two waves, whose phase difference varies. Frederick H. Willeboordse's Simulations Gallery – Superposition of The superposition of waves can be demostrated with the help of music synthesis. See how waves add and what the results sound like.
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