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Investigating standing waves
Added by Adrian Watt on Mar 31, 2008
An interactive animation showing an experiment to investigate standing waves. A source, a movable detector and a movable reflector are shown with the received signal displayed on an oscilloscope. Use the sliders to move the reflector and detector to observe the effect on the intensity of the signal.
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