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Open-Ended Pipe How can this make noise? -hit with a mallet -blow into one end

Open-Ended Pipe How can this make noise? -hit with a mallet -blow into one end Both ends of the pipe will vibrate. A vibrating section of a material is an antinode . The length between two antinodes is ___ λ . Thus, L = ½ λ. 1/2. Two types of open-ended pipes:.

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Open-Ended Pipe How can this make noise? -hit with a mallet -blow into one end

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  1. Open-Ended Pipe How can this make noise? -hit with a mallet -blow into one end Both ends of the pipe will vibrate. A vibrating section of a material is an antinode. The length between two antinodes is ___ λ. Thus, L = ½ λ 1/2

  2. Two types of open-ended pipes: Different pipe length = Different frequencies When the holes are covered, air Comes out of the end – long wavelength When a hole is open, air escapes there Instead– short wavelength

  3. Examples of open-ended pipes:

  4. Close-Ended Pipe How can this make noise? -hit with a mallet -blow across the top The closed end will not vibrate. This is a node. The open end will vibrate. This is an antinode. The length between a node and a antinode is ___ λ. Thus, L = ¼ λ 1/4

  5. Examples of close-end pipes:

  6. String How can this make noise? -pluck The ends of the string are fixed. These are nodes. The center of the string will vibrate. This is an antinode. The length between two nodes is ___ λ. Thus, L = ½ λ 1/2

  7. Examples of string instruments:

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