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Anavay Bueno
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Updated Mar 31, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
02:54
Chapter 8
Audio Transcript
Auto-generated
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waves project.
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Yeah, characteristics of a wave frequency is the amount of
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waves that pass through a certain point over specific amount
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of time.
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Aptitude is the distance between the equilibrium and the crest
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of a wave, or the trough of a wave.
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Wavelength is the horizontal distance between two similar waves, like
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the tropical wave and the crest of a wave.
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The relationship between frequency and amplitude is that they are
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independent of each other.
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The relationship between frequency and wavelength is at the lower
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the frequency, the longer the wavelength and the higher the
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frequency, the shorter the wavelength.
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About my device, I chose noise canceling headphones.
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This device blocks out all the external noise so that
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you only hear what you're playing.
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Here's how they work.
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A tiny microphone and headphones listens to the external sounds
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and sends them to the noise cancelling system.
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The noise canceling system process it and sends an opposite
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sound of the sound wave.
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So when the sound waves finally collide, it causes silence.
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Mm hmm.
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In the first chart, it shows how the whole system
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works. The noise cancelling system sends a sound wave that
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blocks out the external sound wave The second chart shows
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how the sound waves great silence.
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The first wave would be the external sound, and the
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second wave would be the sound wave coming from the
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noise cancelling system.
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The second sound wave is delayed one half wavelength in
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order to match the press with the troughs.
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Think of it like adding one and subtracting one.
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You're left with zero or in this case, no noise.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Okay. Yeah, Like I was saying before the microphone plays
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a big part in the active noise cancelling system.
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Active noise cancelling is when the microphone is actively listening
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for unwanted sounds.
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The microphone sends a full report of the waves, frequency
02:03 - 02:06
and amplitude so that the active noise cancelling system knows
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exactly what to send back in order to cancel it.
02:09 - 02:11
Wavelength plays a part, too.
02:12 - 02:15
The active noise cancelling system delays the sound wave by
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one half wavelength so that the troughs match up with
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the crest.
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The type of wave noise canceling headphones function by listening
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and sending sound waves.
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By studying the treads above, I can tell you that
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sound waves are a type of longitudinal wave.
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I know it's a longitudinal wave because the vibration travels
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parallel to the direction of the sound waves.
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This is just my research explaining how the noise canceling
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headphones is working in deep in detail.
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Lastly, my bibliography.
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