Physics for University Students Pt. 1
Physics for University Students Pt. 1
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— The experimental verification of the order of overtones in both open and stopped pipes is readily made by means of a series of diapasons having relative vibration-rates of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.
One must also be provided with two long narrow pipes, whose fundamentals are in unison with the lowest diapason, one open and the other stopped. On such long pipes it is difficult to obtain the fundamental, but one may be assured that it is nearly in unison with the diapason by breathing into it and soun...ding the fork at the same time.
Faint beats may then be perceived if there is a slight dif- ference in the pitch. If the pipe is the open one, then by blowing slightly harder and sounding the second fork an octave higher than the first, audible beats will again be produced, showing that the first overtone has twice the frequency of the fundamental. The second overtone will be found to be in unison or to beat slowly with the third fork, the next overtone with the fourth fork, and so on.
The partial tones of the open pipe are thus the octave, the octave plus the fifth, the double octave, etc., of the fundamental.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— The experimental verification of the order of overtones in both open and stopped pipes is readily made by means of a series of diapasons having relative vibration-rates of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.
One must also be provided with two long narrow pipes, whose fundamentals are in unison with the lowest diapason, one open and the other stopped. On such long pipes it is difficult to obtain the fundamental, but one may be assured that it is nearly in unison with the diapason by breathing into it and soun...ding the fork at the same time.
Faint beats may then be perceived if there is a slight dif- ference in the pitch. If the pipe is the open one, then by blowing slightly harder and sounding the second fork an octave higher than the first, audible beats will again be produced, showing that the first overtone has twice the frequency of the fundamental. The second overtone will be found to be in unison or to beat slowly with the third fork, the next overtone with the fourth fork, and so on.
The partial tones of the open pipe are thus the octave, the octave plus the fifth, the double octave, etc., of the fundamental.
What to read after Physics for University Students Pt. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry S Henry Smith Carhart to read onlineMoreLess
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