Title: Waves
1Waves Electromagnetic Radiation
Great Idea Whenever an electrically charged
object is accelerated, it produces
electromagnetic radiationwaves of energy that
travel at the speed of light
2Chapter Outline
- The Nature of Waves
- The Electromagnetic Wave
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum
3The Nature of Waves
4Energy Transfer by Waves
- Wave
- A traveling disturbance
- Properties of Waves
- Wavelength
- Frequency
- Velocity
- Amplitude
5The Relationship Among Wavelength, Frequency, and
Velocity
- Velocity of a wave
- Equation
6The Two Kinds of Waves Transverse and
Longitudinal
- Transverse
- Motion is perpendicular to wave direction
- Longitudinal
- Motion is same direction as wave
7Interference
- Interference
- Constructive Interference
- Act together
- Destructive Interference
- Cancellation
8The Electromagnetic Wave
9The Anatomy of the Electromagnetic Wave
- Point A
- Maximum strength, but decreasing
- Point B
- Minimum strength, but increasing
- Electromagnetic waves continue through internal
mechanisms and transfer energy as they travel
10Light The Energy of Electromagnetic Waves
- Speed of Light
- All electromagnetic waves have same velocity
- c300,000km/s
- Energy
- Higher frequencyblue color
- Lower frequencyred color
11The Doppler Effect
- Doppler Effect
- Wave motion is independent of its source
- If source moves, frequency appears to change
12Transmission, Absorption, and Scattering
- Transmission
- Wave passes through matter
- Absorption
- Wave energy are absorbed
- Scattering
- Waves absorbed and reemitted
- Diffuse scattering
- Reflection
13The Electromagnetic Spectrum
14The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Maxwells equations
- Predicted more waves
- Hertz
- Radio
- waves
15Radio Waves Microwaves
- Radio Waves
- Range kilohertz to hundreds of megahertz
- Longest waves
- Microwaves
- Range 1mm-1m
16Infrared Radiation
- Infrared Radiation
- Range 1mm-1µ
- All warm objects emit radiation
17Visible Light
- Visible Light
- Range 700nm-400nm
- Colors
- Slices of electromagnetic spectrum
18Ultraviolet Radiation
- Ultraviolet Radiation
- Range 400nm-100nm
- Shorter wavelengthmore energy
- Damage to cells
- Fluorescence
19X-rays Gamma Rays
- X-rays
- Range 100nm-0.1nm
- High-frequency
- Medicine
- Gamma Rays
- Range 0.1nm (10-10m)-10-12m
- Highest frequency
- Medicine
- Astronomy