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By: Newton Lo
Physics 420
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• A.K.A. The Paper CupPhone
• Why do you hear things
on the other end?• What is sound
anyways?
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The Physics of Sound
• Sound travels through the air (and differentmedia) in waves, called Sound Waves
• These waves cause the air to oscillate (vibrate)
back and forth
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Not Just Any Wave
• The waves (ripples) created by throwing a
rock into the pond are Transverse Waves
• Sound waves are NOT transverse waves
• Sound waves ARE Longitudinal Waves
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Transverse Waves
• Pretend like you are at a Canucks game.Everyone do the wave starting from theleft to the right!
• What direction is the wave traveling? – The wave travels to the right
• What direction is the displacement caused
by the wave? – Displacement is vertical; Perpendicular to the
travel direction.
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Transverse Waves
• NOT SOUND WAVES !!!
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Longitudinal Waves
• Do the wave again, but this time, insteadof moving your arms up and down, movethem side to side.
• What direction is the wave traveling? – The wave travels to the right
• What direction is the displacement caused
by the wave? – Displacement is horizontal; Parallel to the
travel direction
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Sound Wave Basics
• Two main components of a sound wave
that affects what we hear are amplitude
and frequency.
• Amplitude determines how loud it is.
• Frequency determines the “pitch”.
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Amplitude
• The Amplitude measures the displacement
of the air molecules.
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Frequency
• Frequency is the number of times the
wave oscillates back and forth in 1
second. It has units called Hertz
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Sound Reproduction
• Speakers take an electronic signal, and
reproduce sound.
• By far most common type of speaker is
the Dynamic Speaker .
• Other types of speakers include
piezoelectric speakers, plasma arc
speakers and electrostatic speakers.
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Dynamic Speakers
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Voice Coil
• The voice coil is solenoid (loop of wires)
that is attached to the diaphragm
• When a current passes through the
wires, a magnetic field is produced. The
direction of the magnetic field depends
on the direction of the current.
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Apply an Electronic Signal
• What happens when an electronic signal
is applied to the sound coil?
• The magnetic field created in the sound
coil will either be opposed or attracted by
the field from the permanent magnet.
• This causes the sound coil to oscillate.
• The diaphragm oscillates as well and
thus produces a sound wave.
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LET’S BUILD A
SPEAKER!