PIRA 3D20.00 RESONANCE IN STRINGS

DCS #DEMONSTRATIONREFERENCEABSTRACT
3D20.00Resonance in Strings
3D20.10sonometerPIRA 200A sounding box with strings, tuning machines, and adjustable bridges.
3D20.10sonometer3D20.10The standard two wire sonometer.
3D20.10sonometerSj-1A long spruce box with three strings, tuning machines, and adjustable bridges.
3D20.10sonometerS-131A general discussion of sonometers and the various demonstrations possible.
3D20.11vertical sonometerAJP 58(1),93A vertical sonometer allows tension to be applied by simply hanging weights.
3D20.14tuning fork driven sonometerS-4bPlace a tuning fork on the bridge of a tuned sonometer and observe the motion of a small piece of paper placed on the wire at its center.
3D20.15harmonics on a stringSj-3Pluck a string at different distances from the end or pluck while touching at various nodes.
3D20.20modes of string oscillation on scopePIRA 1000
3D20.20modes of string oscillationSj-2Use voltages generated by magnets placed across steel strings attached to an oscilloscope to view string motion.
3D20.20sonometerDisc 10-02An electromagnetic pickup is used to display the waveform of the sonometer string on an oscilloscope.
3D20.21guitar and scopePIRA 1000
3D20.21guitar and scopeDisc 10-01Show the output of an electric guitar on an oscilloscope.
3D20.30bowed stringAJP 44(11),1077An overhead projector is modified for strobe projection and the string is bowed with a motorized "O" ring.
3D20.30sonometer wire motionS-132Demonstrate the motion of a sonometer wire by stroboscopic shadow projection or using a light beam and revolving mirror.
3D20.30string in a projectorS-133The motion of a string is shown by placing any portion in a lantern projector limited by a slit. The difference in bowing, plucking, and striking can be demonstrated.
3D20.31optical detection of string motionAJP 53(12),1195An optical detection system for showing the position of a vibrating string.
3D20.35resonance of stringsS-116A tuning fork is held against a three string sonometer with one string tuned to the fork frequency. Only the tuned string will vibrate.
3D20.36simulated piano string couplingAJP 52(2),137A classroom device that simulates the coupled motion of piano strings and theory of the device.
3D20.45longitudinal vibrations in stringsS-108Stroke a string attached to a diaphragm across the open end of a cylinder. By jerking, you can make it bark like a dog.
3D20.50Aeolian harpPIRA 1000
3D20.52aeolian harpS-141Mount strings vertically on a rotating table to give the sound of strings excited by the wind.
3D20.52aeolian scopeS-142A sort of aeolian stethoscope.
3D20.60rubber-band harpS-134The pitch of a rubber-band changes only slightly with great increase in length (tension).

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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