What is doppler effect?
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Doppler Effect:
The apparent frequency of sound heard by the observer due to the relative motion between the source and the observer is called Doppler Effect.
- The technique of Doppler effect is, mainly applied by sending a sound wave or an electromagnetic wave towards a moving object and determining the apparent frequency of the reflected wave.
Eg: The frequency of sound heard by a person when a train is approaching him.
The apparent frequency of sound heard by the observer due to the relative motion between the source and the observer is called Doppler Effect.
- The technique of Doppler effect is, mainly applied by sending a sound wave or an electromagnetic wave towards a moving object and determining the apparent frequency of the reflected wave.
Eg: The frequency of sound heard by a person when a train is approaching him.
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Doppler effect :
Change in observed frequency of a wave, when the source S and observer O moves relative to the medium.
f= f0 ( v + - v0 / v + - vs )
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