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Physics II - WAVES

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on October 10, 2013 at 1:58:08 pm
 

 

  1. General Discussion
  2. Instructional Materials and Resources
    1. Quick Reference
    2. Activity 1 - Observing Waves in Water
    3. Activity 4 - Refraction Investigation 
    4. Introduction to Electromagnetic Waves 
    5. The Electromagnetic Spectrum
    6. Diffraction Tutorial
    7. Superposition (Interference) of Waves
    8. Standing Waves - formed by reflection
    9. Tutorial - Standing Waves
    10. Standing Waves - nodes and antinodes
    11. Standing Waves on a String - Harmonics 
  3. Class Powerpoints
    1. Wave Characteristics
    2. Wave Effects

 

General Discussion

There is a general discussion forum for Mr. Young's students.  You can use this forum to post questions for your fellow classmates and also look at historical discussion of similar topics.  

Physics I Forum

Physics II Forum

 

 

 

Instructional Materials and Resources

 

Quick Reference

Link to Physics II - Shared Public Documents 

 

 

 

Activity 1 - Observing Waves in Water

 

Activity 4 - Refraction Investigation 

 

This is an awesome . . .

Introduction to Electromagnetic Waves 

 

More about . . . 

The Electromagnetic Spectrum

 

 

Diffraction Tutorial

A very comprehensive tutorial (with simulations) for learning all about diffraction.

 

Superposition (Interference) of Waves

 

Standing Waves - formed by reflection

 

 

 

Tutorial - Standing Waves

Very helpful if you need more information.  Go to The Physics Classroom

Standing Waves - nodes and antinodes

Standing Waves on a String - Harmonics 

1st harmonic

2nd harmonic

3rd harmonic

 

 

 

 

 

 

Class Powerpoints

 

 

Wave Characteristics

Wave Effects

 

 

 

 

 

 

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