PIRA 3A40.00 SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION

DCS #DEMONSTRATIONREFERENCEABSTRACT
3A40.00Simple Harmonic Motion
3A40.10circular motion vs. mass on a aspringPIRA 200Shadow project a ball at the edge of a disc rotating at the same frequency as a mass on a spring.
3A40.10projected SHM3A40.10A rotating disc with a ball and a mass on a spring are shadow projected on the wall.
3A40.10circular motion vs. spring and weighDisc 08-20Front on view of a marker on a disc and a mass on a spring.
3A40.12circular motion vs.pendulum/springS-5A bike wheel with a ball mounted on the rim can be oriented with the axle vertical when shadow projected with a pendulum or with the axis horizontal when shadow projected with a mass on a spring.
3A40.15pendulum vs. mass on spring10-2.12A dry ice puck between two horizontal springs oscillates under a long pendulum.
3A40.20circular motion vs. pendulumPIRA 200Shadow project a pendulum and turntable which have identical frequencies.
3A40.20circular motion vs. pendulum3A40.20Shadow project a pendulum and a turntable with a ball mounted on the rim.
3A40.20pendulum SHM15-1.2Shadow project a pendulum and turntable which have identical frequencies.
3A40.20pendulum SHM15-1.4Using a 78 rpm phonograph turntable to synchronize a pendulum and ball on a turntable.
3A40.20pendulum SHMS-3A pendulum bob and shadow projection of circular motion of the same frequency appear coupled.
3A40.20circular motion vs. pendulumDisc 08-21Front view of a marker on a disc and a pendulum.
3A40.21pendulum SHMTPT 3(3),127A pendulum bob is shadow projected along with a post rotating on a turntable.
3A40.25ball on track vs. pendulumPIRA 1000
3A40.27portulumAJP 49(6),557In a variation of the simple swinging pendulum, the "portulum", a ball, driven by short blasts of air, rolls along a curved tube. The oscillations of the rolling ball have the same mathematical form as the oscillations of a ball swinging along the same path, but with a lower frequency.
3A40.30arrow on the wheelPIRA 1000
3A40.30arrow on the wheel3A40.30An arrow that can be oriented tangentially or radially is mounted at the edge of a rotating disc and shadow projected on the wall.
3A40.30arrow on mounted wheelMx-1A large arrow that can be oriented either tangentially or radially is mounted on the periphery of a rotating disc and shadow projected on a screen.
3A40.30mounted wheel15-1.1An arrow at the edge of a rotating disc that can be oriented radially or tangentially is shadow projected onto a wall.
3A40.31arrow on the wheelS-1Shadow project a crank handle oriented perpendicular to the wall or screen.
3A40.32SHM vectorsAJP 30(6),470Three arrows are soldered on a rotating spindle: acceleration, velocity, and displacement vectors. The device is shadow projected on a screen.
3A40.35SHM slidePIRA 1000
3A40.35SHM slide3A40.35A motorized device inserted in a lantern slide projector shows a rotating spot and a SHM spot.
3A40.35SHM slideMx-2A motorized lantern slide showing both rectilinear SHM and uniform circular motion.
3A40.35SHM SlideS-4A projection slide device that shows one spot moving in circular motion and another in SHM.
3A40.36SHM slideS-2Use a scotch cross mechanism (drawing) and mount colored discs on the circular pin and SHM pin.
3A40.38SHM on CROTPT 15(7),436Using electronics and three oscilloscopes to show a spot moving in a circle, up and down with SHM, and a sine wave. A method for doing this sequentially on only one oscilloscope is also given.
3A40.40project SHMS-6Project a beam of light off a mirror on a tuning fork to a rotating mirror onto a screen.
3A40.41tuning fork with lightPIRA 1000
3A40.41tuning fork with lightDisc 08-10Attach a small light to a large slow fork and pan it by a video camera. A sine wave is visible by camera retention.
3A40.45pendulum interface - Apple IIAJP 54(10),953An induced EMF from the magnet bob and an ADC forms the basis for this interface.
3A40.45displaying pendulum motionTPT 17(1),58The free end of the pendulum carries a pin electrode in a water trough with electrodes at each end. The signal is displayed on a oscilloscope.
3A40.48plotting SHM15-1.7A bifilar pendulum with a marker traces on a sheet of wrapping paper advanced by a motor.
3A40.50strain gauge SHMPIRA 1000
3A40.50strain gauge SHM3A40.50A spring and mass are suspended from a Pasco dynamic force transducer and the force is displayed on an oscilloscope.
3A40.50strain gauge SHMMx-4Mass on spring hangs from a Pasco strain gauge with the output to a oscilloscope.
3A40.52mass-spring on scopeTPT 20(3),186An optoelectronic device to display the displacement of a mass-spring system on the oscilloscope.
3A40.53mass-spring accelerometor15-1.6A "U" tube manometer is placed on a cart between springs to show acceleration in SHM.
3A40.60acceleration in a pendulumTPT 16(6),404Use the Project Physics accelerometer as a pendulum with a ballistic pendulum suspension.
3A40.65phase shift discPIRA 1000
3A40.65phase shiftDisc 08-22Shadow project two balls mounted on the edge of a disc. Vary the angle between the balls to vary the phase shift.
3A40.71plotting SHM on the OH15-1.11An acetate roll is motorized on the OH projector. Another motor drives a pen in SHM.
3A40.72plotting SHM with spray paint15-1.8A can of spray paint oscillating between two springs traces on a roll of paper towels pulled uniformly by the instructor.
3A40.75plotting SHM15-1.9A large ball oscillates on a spring and a pen on a rider below the ball traces on a roll of moving paper.
3A40.80analysis,etcTPT 10(7),377A collection of 16 physical systems which oscillate with SHM and one that does not. Analyses are given for several.
3A40.81plate on drums15-1.5A plate resting on two oppositely rotating drums (wheels) exhibits SHM. Includes Derivation.
3A40.82"Atwood's" oscillatorAJP 56(12),1151An advanced SHM system of a weight hanging from the edge of a solid disk weighted with an additional off center mass.
3A40.90photographing SHMTPT 11(1),46How to photograph a mass on a spring using a camera and a strobe. Also a hint about using a slit in a cardboard mask in front of an oscilloscope with a sine wave.
3A40.91photographing SHM15-1.3Take strobe wheel photographs of a pendulum light and a mass on a spring light.
3A40.93photographing SHM15-1.10Photograph a blinky that translates and oscillates.

ReferenceDescription
M-1Sutton
Ma-1Freier & Anderson
M-1dHilton
8-2.8Meiners
1A12.01University of Minnesota Handbook
AJP 52(1),85American Journal of Physics
TPT 15(5),300The Physics Teacher
Disc 01-01The Video Encyclopedia of Physics Demonstrations

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