This can be a good demonstration for student interactivity; ask them to predict how what they see will change with different wave shapes, frequencies, and amplitudes. A video camera can be provided upon request to make the demonstration more visible in large classrooms.
Demonstrates sound wave requirement for a medium
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Demonstrates longitudinal behavior of sound waves
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Use bells as a sound source Read More
Small version of the standard bell in vacuum demonstration Read More
Show the wave shape of various sounds Read More
Show the loudspeaker motion produced by waves of various shapes Read More
Demonstrates waveform and sound of standard waves
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Determine the speed of sound Read More
Determine the speed of sound in air Read More
Determine the speed of sound as a function of gas density Read More
Measure the speed of sound by determining the travel time of a pulse between two microphones Read More
Direct measurement of the speed of sound in air Read More
Measurement of the speed of sound in air using Lissajous figures Read More
Demonstrate use of a sound level meter Read More
Illustrate the effect on the ear of successive changes of exactly 10 dB Read More
Demonstrate how an ultrasonic motion detector works Read More
Demonstrate that there exist ultrasonic waves with frequencies above the range of human hearing Read More
Show the wave form of the ultrasonic signal created by the ultrasonic motion detector Read More
Illustrate various audio phenomena Read More
Illustrate various audio phenomena Read More
Hear heartbeats Read More