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Page history last edited by johnlittlephysics 10 years ago

2014 Term 1 Free Apps to Get

  1. General wave properties
    • RayLab (by Kamyar Ghandi) - lens simulation - Tips (1st comment) to set up new simulations for real and virtual images
    • Ripple Tank (free) - simulations of ripple tanks sources (e.g. single source, plane wave)
    • String by Ricardo Varjã - Simulation of waves, superposition on a string or rope with control of various variables.
    • Xperica HD - play the simulation Oscillations (spring and bob). Drag the bob down and release it and watch it oscillate to produce a sinusoidal displacement-time graph. This represents the oscillation (or vibration) of a particle in a wave. 
  2. ELectromagnetic Spectrum: Light Reference by Yauheni Shauchenk - visual representation of the Electromagnetic Spectrum and speed of light. 
  3. Sound
  •  Post below your discoveries of great or fun Free apps for physics :-)
  • Give the original name or URL (with app description at downloading page). 

 

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johnlittlephysics said

at 11:30 pm on Jan 21, 2014

Download Mic Spectrum Analyzer by Adrian Swieton
https://itunes.apple.com/sg/app/mic-spectrum-analyzer/id636471724?mt=8
to visualize sound of different frequencies and amplitudes.

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