'Ultrasonic waves' presentation slideshows

ULTRASONIC WAVES - II

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Waves

Waves. The Nature of Waves. Wave is a traveling disturbance. Wave carries energy from place to place. There are two basic types of waves: Transverse and longitudinal waves. . Transverse waves.

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Engineering Physics

Engineering Physics. By G.SUNITA DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS. K L University gunturisunita@kluniversity.in. ULTRASONICS LECTURE 2. PIEZO ELECTRIC Method. Principle : Inverse piezo electric effect.

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GROUP MEMBERS

GROUP MEMBERS. Outline. Introduction to Ultrasonics Properties of Ultrasonic waves Ultrasonic Production- Magnetostriction Method Ultrasonic Production- Piezo Electric Method Applications of Ultrasonics. Introduction to Ultrasonics.

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Solder Joint Reliability Assessed by Acoustic Imaging during Accelerated Thermal Cycling

Solder Joint Reliability Assessed by Acoustic Imaging during Accelerated Thermal Cycling. Ryan Yang 05/03/2010 G M Zhang, D M Harvey Electronic and Ultrasonic Engineering Group GERI. Presentation Outline. Introduction Accelerated Thermal Cycling Acoustic Micro Imaging

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Today: Finish Vibrations and Waves (Ch 19) Sound (Ch 20)

Today: Finish Vibrations and Waves (Ch 19) Sound (Ch 20). Preliminaries What is the origin of sound? Vibrations of objects, e.g . of a string, of a reed, of vocal cords..

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SPS9 Students will investigate the properties o f waves.

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A SOUND TOPIC

A SOUND TOPIC. The Physics of Sound. Sound travels in longitudinal waves. The Physics of Sound. What is sound? Sound is a longitudinal or compressional wave which travels through the air in a series of compressions and rarefactions. What is sound intensity?

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Vigyan Ashram Fab Lab

Vigyan Ashram Fab Lab. Pabal, District: Pune , India http://www.vigyanashram.com http://www.fabinnova.india.googlepages.com / . Fab-Lab Pabal. Weather Data Logger. Weather Data Logger.

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Waves

Waves. What is a wave?. Transports: Momentum Energy Matter Oscillatory motion. Examples:. Radioactive decay Visible light sound. Radar guns Garage door openers Ultrasonic waves. Sonar Wireless signals AC. Tsunami Earthquakes. Types. Mechanical E and M Matter. Description.

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Ch. 13

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Phy 202: General Physics II

Phy 202: General Physics II. Ch 16: Waves & Sound Lecture Notes. What are waves?. Waves are traveling disturbances or vibrations Waves carry energy from place to place There are 2 types of waves: Transverse (example: light, electromagnetic waves)

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Duo

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Sound Waves

Sound Waves. Group Member . Ibrahim Mohamed Asker 80100 Muhannad Ismail 80172 Mohammad abdulrahman Aljarn 80181 Abdalla Mohamed 80131. Introduction .

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Sound

Sound. Reverberation. Echoes may be heard more than once due to repeated or multiple reflections of sound from several reflecting surfaces. This causes persistence of sound called reverberation. . Sound. Reverberation.

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Physics Project

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Properties of sound

Properties of sound . November 29, 2010. Speed of Sound. Speed depends on the medium Speed changes when the medium changes Speed of sound depends on temperature The cooler the medium, the slower the speed of sound. Pitch. How high or low you perceive a sound to be is the pitch

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2-5 Applications of Sound

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