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Doppler EffectMoving SourceWavelength ShiftFrequency ShiftAmbulanceMoving ObserverShock WaveSonic BoomDoppler EffectDoppler EffectMoving SourceMoving SourceSound moves equally in all directions from a source.Sound moves equally in all directions from a source.•Circular (or spherical) patternCircular (or spherical) patternIf the source is moving the origin of successive If the source is moving the origin of successive circles moves.circles moves.Wavelength ShiftWavelength ShiftThe normal period is The normal period is TT and the and the observer moves at speed observer moves at speed uu..The wavelength ahead of the The wavelength ahead of the source is shorter.source is shorter.• ’’= =  - - uTuTThe wavelength behind the source The wavelength behind the source is longer.is longer.• ’’= =  + + uTuTFrequency ShiftFrequency ShiftThe period is related to the The period is related to the wavelength.wavelength.This can be converted into a This can be converted into a frequency shift.frequency shift.)/1()/(/vuvuvTvuffvufvfvfv/1)/1)(/(//Insert + for – to get the shift behind the source.AmbulanceAmbulanceAn ambulance is An ambulance is approaching at 130 km/h approaching at 130 km/h with a siren at 1.2 kHz.with a siren at 1.2 kHz.What pitch do you hear?What pitch do you hear?Change speed to m/sChange speed to m/s•(130 km/h)/3.6 = 36 m/s(130 km/h)/3.6 = 36 m/sFind the Doppler shift.Find the Doppler shift.•u/vu/v = (36 m/s)/(343 m/s) = (36 m/s)/(343 m/s)•u/vu/v = 0.105 = 0.105•f’f’ = = ff/(1-1.05) = 1340 Hz/(1-1.05) = 1340 Hzvuff/1Moving ObserverMoving ObserverIf the observer is moving toward the sound the effect If the observer is moving toward the sound the effect is similar, but the wave crests have a different relative is similar, but the wave crests have a different relative spacing.spacing.)/1( vuff A speed gun uses a double Doppler shift. There is a shift for both the pulse out and reflected signal.Shock WaveShock WaveA moving source can A moving source can exceed the speed of exceed the speed of sound.sound.The sound waves The sound waves constructively interfere on constructively interfere on a front at an angle to the a front at an angle to the motion.motion.This is called a This is called a shock shock wavewave..Sonic BoomSonic BoomThe speed of sound is called The speed of sound is called Mach 1.Mach 1.Faster than that speed Faster than that speed causes a shock wave – a causes a shock wave – a sonic boom.sonic


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