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International House Tashkent Subject: Physics Department: ES, Course 1 Lesson 11. Propagation of mechanical waves in various media Types of Waves Mechanical waves and electromagnetic waves Some waves require a material substance called


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International House Tashkent Subject: Physics Department: ES, Course 1 Lesson 11. Propagation of mechanical waves in various media

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Types of Waves

  • Mechanical

waves and electromagnetic waves Some waves require a material substance called a medium through which to travel. Waves like this are called mechanical waves. Examples: water waves, sound waves and seismic waves etc. Electromagnetic waves require no medium through which to travel. Example: radio waves, microwaves and light etc.

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Types of Waves

  • Transverse waves and longitudinal waves

In transverse wave, the direction in which the disturbances take place is at right angles to the direction of propagation of the waves. In longitudinal wave, the disturbances take place in a direction parallel to the direction

  • f propagation of the waves.
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Types of Waves

  • Progressive waves and stationary waves

A wave which transmits energy from the source to the space surrounding the source is called a progressive wave (travelling waves). In certain conditions, waves energy is

  • localized. When this happens, the waves are

called stationary waves (standing waves).

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  • In a sinusoidal wave, each particle

undergoes simple harmonic motion about its equilibrium position.This gives the equation

t A y  sin 

where  = 2 f

  • r

kx A y sin 

where k = 2π/λ

Wave Equations

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Variation of Displacement with Time

  • The graph shows how the displacement of
  • ne particle at a particular distance from

the source varies with time.

  • Graph of the equation

T t A t A y   2 sin sin  

y t T 2T A

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Variation of displacement with distance

  • The graph shows the displacement of the

vibrating particles at different distances from the source at a certain instant.

  • Graph of the equation

 x A kx A y 2 sin sin  

y x λ 2λ A

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  • The phase difference between two waves is

the fraction of a cycle (in radians) by which

  • ne wave would have to be advanced or

retarded to be in phase with the other.

B is ¼ cycle behind A

B starts here displacement time A

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Propagation of Radio Waves