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C.4.1—Standing wave formation
• Standing waves form by superposition of identical opposite-travelling waves.
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C.4 Standing waves and resonance
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C.4.2—Nodes and antinodes
• Identify nodes, antinodes, amplitude and phase along standing waves. • Include relative amplitude and phase difference along the standing wave.
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C.4.3—Strings and pipes
• Know standing-wave patterns in strings and pipes.
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C.4.4—Resonance
• Resonance relates driving frequency, natural frequency and amplitude.
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C.4.5—Damping and resonance
• Damping reduces maximum amplitude and shifts resonant frequency.
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C.4.6—Types of damping
• Compare light, critical and heavy damping effects.
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