Frequency Definition and 1000 Threads

Homework Statement A mass m = 2.0 kg is attached to a spring having a force constant k = 990 N/m as in the figure. The mass is displaced from its equilibrium position and released. Its frequency of oscillation (in Hz) is approximately _____ . [/B] Homework Equations...

This is a long post. Sorry... 1. Homework Statement We are given a spherical capacitor with an inner conductor of radius ##a## and outer conductor of radius ##c##. The space between the conductors is half filled (##a<r<b##) with a dielectric with permittivity...

I am looking into why 802.11a does not permeate as well as 802.11g. I know that they are different freq. Does this mean a different cell size per packet as well?

In S.H.M omega denotes?I am really confused where to put pi=3.14 and where to put pi=180 degrees.In one question while solving for omega when Time period is given from formula T=2pi/omega i took pi=3.14 and got right but in other question in similar situation i.e solving for omega when Time...

I'm just coding a program where I've to calculate the individual frequencies inside an audio file *.wav file. The modulation is pcm and the information I've is a lots of points, like this: http://www.renesas.com/media/support/faqs/faq_results/Q1000000-Q9999999/samp_1.gif To be exact, I've...

Homework Statement As you stand by a railroad track a train passes with its whistle blowing. As it passes, you hear a frequency shift equal to 21 % of the frequency of the whistle. How fast is the train moving. Express your answer in km/hr.(Speed of sound is 331.4 m/s) Homework Equations f’ = f...

Homework Statement Homework Equations ΣF , ω=√(k/m), f=w/(2pi) The Attempt at a Solution I figured since the only forces acting on the block is the Spring force and a normal force in the downward position. Not a hundred percent sure of this though. For Disc: ΣFy= Fn - Fg - fs (static) = ma...

1. The problem statement,λ all variables and given/known data A drum skin is stretched over one end of a pipe, creating a resonant air column with one open end and one fixed end. How long must the pipe be to achieve a resonant frequency of 280.0 Hz? (Use 343 m/s for the speed of sound.)...

There are a lot of florescent proteins in the visible range, but why haven't we fount any above or below that range? I think a protein that emits radio waves could be very helpful both biologically and scientifically. Are we not looking for such proteins, or do they not exist?

Homework Statement A coaxial transmission line consists of an inner cylindrical conductor of radius 1mm and a cylindrical outer conductor chosen to make the characteristic impedance 75 ohms. The space between the conductors is filled with a gas that can stand a maximum field of 10^5 Vm^-1...

< Mentor Note -- thread moved to HH from the technical physics forums, so no HH Template was used > How would you determine f0 (frequency of the source) and Vsource when given highest and lowest frequency Highest Frequency = 640 Hz Lowest Frequency = 50 Hz I can't use the Doppler effect...

I am carrying out FFT analysis to compare two waves. One looks very much like a sine wave the other has an extra dip occurring at half the frequency of the main wave. I have been thinking around how I might expect this to show up in the FFT analysis. At first i was expecting to see a smaller...

Hi first post hoping for some advise or guidance. Let's say I have GPS data on a robot every 10 Hz (every 0.1 second), I have accelerometer data every 40 Hz and steering wheel data every 80 Hz. I would like to use Kalman filter to produce estimates of where the robot is every 40 Hz given the...

I am working on a project, however I am having trouble finding the right material for it to work. I am looking for a nano-material or any molecule that will emit a radio frequency when subjected to a voltage or a current at around 37 degrees Celsius. I would really appreciate it if someone could...

Homework Statement In each of the four circuits shown, an AC input voltage, ##V_0 cos(\omega t)## is applied on the left and the output voltage is measured on the right. Treat the input frequency as a...

Homework Statement An oscillator consists of a block attached to a spring (k=400 N/m). At some time t, the position, velocity, and accelleration of the block are x = 0.100m, v = -13.6 m/s, a - 123 m/s2 A) Calculate the frequency of the oscillation for the system B)What is the mass of the...

Hi everyone, I am trying to simulate a circuit containing resistors, inductors and capacitors. When i calculate the Impedance of the circuit i find it to be for example 150+100j for a frequency of 5Hz. When i run the same simulation for a frequency of 15 Hz i find it to be 162+134j. I understand...

Hey guys - I've been using this website to study transmission lines. (great study aid - posting for others to use. Great for smith charts) However, I've noticed this graph they have for load matching: I'm having trouble finding or understanding a relationship for reflection vs frequency...

I know they are directly proportional but how? could anyone explain it graphically ? thanks in advance

1. There are 2 negatively charged plates opposite each other. In between them, there is a vacuum tube (50 cm long), containing only 1 electron. Assume it is completely isolated. The charge value for the plates is equivalent to 10000 electrons. Initially the single electron is directly in the...

Hey guys, I'd love to get the formula to answer the following question: I have 50 colorless balls and 100 different paints. All balls have to be painted. Note that the balls' order is not important and repetition is allowed (means I can paint up to 50 balls in any single color if I want). With...

Homework Statement It's just that I am curious from the vibrational frequency table in the textbook--could someone tell/explain to me why H2 molecule's vib. frequency is about 4400cm-1, whereas H2+ is 2300cm-1? It just seems bizarre to me that such similar molecule should have different...

Homework Statement Given a pendulum with fixed length, at what angle does the pendulum have to be released at in order to not follow the standard formula for frequency? Homework Equations P = 2pi*sqrt(l/g) The Attempt at a Solution I know that this equation holds for "small" angles (theta <...

Homework Statement In Bohr's model the allowed paths are those which the angular momentum is quantized by L=ħn and the electromagnetic radiation emission is only by transition through two of them ν=(Ei-Ef)/h. I am asked to use the above assumptions to calculate the energy levels and the...

Hi, I have a discrete system with input x(t) and output y(t). Using the formula frequency response H(f) = y(f)/x(f) in the Fourier domain. Does this mean to find the frequency response I have to take the Fourier Transform of y(t) to get y(f) and divide it by the Fourier transform of x(t) ...

Homework Statement A horizontal plank of mass m and length L is pivoted at one end. The plank's other end is supported by a spring of force constant k (see the figure below). The plank is displaced by a small angle θ from its horizontal equilibrium position and released. Find the angular...

If I have a charge in a vacuum, and I accelerate it in a direction, then stop accelerating it, an EM wave will be produced for a short amount of time. How can you determine the frequency of the EM wave which is produced? Does it depend on the speed at which the charge moves? The amount the...

Homework Statement Two identical guitar strings are stretched with the same tension between supports that are not the same distance apart. The fundamental frequency of the higher-pitched string is 380Hz, and the speed of transverse waves in both wires is 200 m/s. How much longer is the...

I am doing a research project on sonoluminescence and I want to measure the ratio between the frequency of the sound waves needed to create the cavitation bubble to the frequency of the light emitted. If I have the spectral lines of the light emitted, is there a way to measure the frequency of...

Good day everyone. I would like to know about the lower limit of the frequency range of active acoustic phonon modes. Textbooks say it can reach zero. But I am curious about whether it can be very small, such as 1 micro volt or the like. Would a phonon mode of so small energy be of any...

Homework Statement [/B] A violin string which is 30 cm long is tuned using a 440 Hz reference tone. A) What is the wavelength fundamental mode of the string? B) When the string has a tension of 34 N a violinist hears 5.7 beats per second. What are the frequencies at which the string might be...

Homework Statement A mass of 2.0 x 10^2 g is tied to a 1.6 m long string and spun in a vertical circle. What is the minimum frequency to keep the mass moving? Homework Equations Fc=m4(pie)rf^2 The Attempt at a Solution I know I have to use this equation and make it equal to another to find Fc...

Hey all, This question may sound daft, but how do I normalize angular frequency? For a little background: I'm trying to optimize some circuits, and I've managed to write some successful code using the "Design of Ultra Wideband Antenna Matching Networks" book, but the code requires normalized...

I am having a play about with the differential amplifier using a LM324 and have shorted both inputs and set them to 3V sine wave at 100Hz. i understand that in a ideal op-amp the output should be 0, how ever i am unsure of what is happening at the output... i increase the frequency every 1Khz...

Hi! I understand that if you have a stator with a a three phase electric signal going into it, both the frqyency and angular velocity of the magnetic field and the electric entry will be the same. Now when you feed it with 2 groups of three phases electric signals you get four poles, or at least...

Can anyone tell me if the following is correct? Traveling directly towards a source of light at some constant speed, we will measure its frequency to be higher (compared to rest frequency) than what we would expect when using Newton’s laws. Just as traveling away from the source, we would...

If time stops at the velocity of light, how can a photon oscillate with a frequency? Frequency is defined with cycles/second.

Homework Statement Typical AM radio wavelengths are about as long as a football field, while typical FM radio wavelengths are about a meter long. Which one has the highest frequency? If AM wavelength is 100 times longer than an FM radio wavelength, then how do the frequencies compare? How do...

Homework Statement I want to apologize in advance as there are a few steps in this problem.[/B] 1.For each second, 2 planes join the air queue if randomAir1 < AirQueueThreshold and randomAir2 < AirQueueThreshold. 2. For each second, 1 plane joins a ground queue if randomGround <...

I'm trying to determine the frequency of this oscillator . The traditional resonant frequency equation for the tank circuit doesn't give the correct answer as the feed back capacitor effects the circuit . i would also like to know what the feedback capacitor does? any help would be great.

Homework Statement the expected frequency for the age of (21-30, 31-36, more than or equal to 37) for operation is less than 5 , so combination of these numbers are required for the expected frequency to be more than or equal to 5 . my question is which numbers should i combine? would my ans...

A mode of frequency ##\nu## has energy ##E_n = h \nu##. In terms of photons, the interpretation that I have read several places, is that this correspond to ##n## photons of energy ##h \nu##. Furthermore, it is stated that the probabilty of finding ##n## photons at frequency ##\nu## is given by...

Homework Statement Here is a picture: http://puu.sh/bZtAu/82bdc201bc.png Homework Equations For force, F = (Ze^2)/4 * pi * e0 * R^3) * r f = sqrt(k/m) * 1/2pi Where e0 = vacuum permeability, 8.854 x 10^-12m and r = radius of hydrogen atom, 5.3 x 10^-11m The Attempt at a Solution I...

Ages ago I read that the maximum possible bandwidth using radio waves was in the low tbps range. I've had this rattling around in my head ever since and have occasionally tried looking it up to see if it was true. I've not had much luck in that but it did prompt me to start wondering what the...

For the first part of the equation, I worked out k constant of a string which extended 12.6cm when a mass of 300g was suspended from it using the equation F = kx where F is the force applied and x its extension. So mg = xk, 300 x 9,81 = 0.126k, the answer was 23357N/m (23kN/m). The question...

I naively thought that most materials were transparent to radiation of frequencies above their plasma frequency, and opaque to radiation below it. The most intuitive (and analyzed lightly in Griffiths' E&M book) reason I've heard is that opaqueness is caused by electrons in the material...

Just some conceptual ideas that I don't understand A spaceship starts falling under gravity with an acceleration g as measured by an observer Barry at rest on Earth. At the instant that the ship starts to fall, an astronaut Harry at the base of the rocket ship sends a light signal of frequency...

An electromagnet weighing \(3000\) lb is at rest while holding an automobile of weight \(2000\) lb in a junkyard. The electric current is turned off, and the automobile is dropped. Assuming that the crane and the supporting cable have an equivalent spring constant of \(10000\) lb/in, find the...

Hi all, I'm struggling with the concept of angular frequency in the context of sinusoidal waves. We describe sinusoidal waves with equations like y(x,t) = Asin(kx-\omega t) , where \omega is the angular frequency, yes? But what does this quantity physically represent? The rate at which...

Homework Statement transfer function: H(s) = 1/(s^2+s+1). question: compute half-power frequency Homework Equations none The Attempt at a Solution [/B]I got 4 answers: -0.605i, 0.065i, -1.169, 1.169 I know that only two of these are correct, one is 1.169 instead of -1.169 because frequency...