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what is the characteristics of sound waves ?

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Answered by YASHASVEESHUBH
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THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOUND WAVES ARE :-

  • Amplitude in light refers to the amount of energy in an electromagnetic wave and its meaning is the same here. Amplitude refers to the distance of the maximum vertical displacement of the wave from its mean position. Larger the amplitude, the higher the energy. In sound, amplitude refers to the magnitude of compression and expansion experienced by the medium the sound wave is travelling through. This amplitude is perceived by our ears as loudness. High amplitude is equivalent to loud sounds.

  • The waveform representation converts the pressure variations of sound waves into a pictorial graph which is easier to understand. A sound wave is made of areas of high pressure alternated by an area of low pressure. The high-pressure areas are represented as the peaks of the graph. The low-pressure areas are represented as troughs of the graph. The physical distance between two consecutive peaks in a sound wave is referred to as the wavelength of the sound wave. It is labelled in the image above.

  • Frequency/ Pitch of the Sound Waves

Frequency in a sound wave refers to the rate of the vibration of the sound travelling through the air. This parameter decides whether a sound is perceived as high pitched or low pitched. In sound, the frequency is also known as Pitch. The frequency of the vibrating source of sound is calculated in cycles per second.

Frequency in a sound wave refers to the rate of the vibration of the sound travelling through the air. This parameter decides whether a sound is perceived as high pitched or low pitched. In sound, the frequency is also known as Pitch. The frequency of the vibrating source of sound is calculated in cycles per second.The SI Unit for Frequency being hertz and its definition being ‘1/T’ where T refers to the time period of the wave. The time period is the time required for the wave to complete one cycle. Wavelength and frequency of a sound wave are related mathematically as:

Frequency in a sound wave refers to the rate of the vibration of the sound travelling through the air. This parameter decides whether a sound is perceived as high pitched or low pitched. In sound, the frequency is also known as Pitch. The frequency of the vibrating source of sound is calculated in cycles per second.The SI Unit for Frequency being hertz and its definition being ‘1/T’ where T refers to the time period of the wave. The time period is the time required for the wave to complete one cycle. Wavelength and frequency of a sound wave are related mathematically as:The velocity of Sound = Frequency * Wavelength

Frequency in a sound wave refers to the rate of the vibration of the sound travelling through the air. This parameter decides whether a sound is perceived as high pitched or low pitched. In sound, the frequency is also known as Pitch. The frequency of the vibrating source of sound is calculated in cycles per second.The SI Unit for Frequency being hertz and its definition being ‘1/T’ where T refers to the time period of the wave. The time period is the time required for the wave to complete one cycle. Wavelength and frequency of a sound wave are related mathematically as:The velocity of Sound = Frequency * WavelengthThe below graphs can be used for understanding more about sound. The first graph represents a sound wave from a drum while the second graph represents the sound wave from a whistle. You probably already know the difference in the sounds but have a look at the difference in their frequencies.

Timbre

TimbreImagine a bell and a piano in an orchestra. The same musical notes can be obtained by both the instruments but their sounds are very different. The piano produces a distinct note whereas the bell struck to the same pitch and amplitude produces a sound that continues to ring after it has been struck. This difference in the sound is referred to as the Timbre. Timbre is actually defined as; if two different sounds have the same frequency and amplitude, then by definition they have different timbres.

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