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Waves. Diffraction
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Explore 1: Diffraction and Pulse echo techniqueWaves – Diffraction – Week 24
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ObjectivesKeywords: de Broglie equation, diffraction, diffraction grating, pulse echo technique
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Starter – Post your answer in the poll.What is wavelength if there are 400 lines per mm and the angle of the
third order maxima is 14.9°?
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Detail
Identify
λ = ? lines = 400/mm θ = 14.9°
n=3
Match
d = 0.001m ÷ 400 = 2.5 × 10-6 m
Formula
nλ = d sin θ
Arrange
λ = d sin θ ÷ 3
Substitute
λ = 2.5 × 10-6 sin (14.9) ÷ 3
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λ = 214.3 nm
EXTENSION for Explore 1 and 2: Questions from Week 24 PHY Explore 1 and 2 EXTENSION - Waves
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Starter 2What is wavelength if there are 300 lines per mm and the angle of the second
order maxima is 23.7°. Send your answer in the Q and A.
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Detail
Identify
λ = ? lines = 300/mm θ = 23.7°
n=2
Match
d = 0.001m ÷ 300 = 3.3 × 10-6 m
Formula
nλ = d sin θ
Arrange
λ = d sin θ ÷ 2
Substitute
λ = 3.3 × 10-6 sin (23.7) ÷ 2
Total
λ = 669.9 nm
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Human EcholocationBen Underwood 3.02 min
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CalculationWhat return time must Ben be
interpreting? The speed of sound is
146 cm
340 m/s.
• t=d÷s
• t = (2 × 1.46) ÷ 340 ms-1
• t = 8.6 ms
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Dolphin EcholocationHow do dolphins use echolocation to
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Dolphin WavelengthWhat will be the wavelength if
frequency is 130 kHz?
Speed of sound in water = 1482 ms -1
• v = fλ
• λ=v÷f
• λ = 1482 ÷ 130,000
• λ = 1.14 cm
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Plenary: Wordwall (Quiz option)https://wordwall.net/resource/9424639/diffraction
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Explore 2: Exam PracticeWaves – Diffraction – Week 24
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ObjectivesKeywords: de Broglie equation, diffraction, diffraction grating, pulse echo technique
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StarterHow much bigger than an atom is a
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A. × 10
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D. × 10,000
E. × 100,000
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PlenaryWhat does laser stand for?
A. Light Arrest by streamlined
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B. Light Attenuation by strong
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C. Light Augmentation by striated
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D. Light Amplification by stimulated
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Explore 3: PracticalWaves – Diffraction – Week 24
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StarterWhy measure the lengths of the
triangle and use trigonometry instead
of just using a protractor?
• The uncertainty with a protractor
will be greater.
Trigonometry
sin(θ) = O ÷ H
θ = sin -1 (7.8 ÷ 20.3) = 22.6°
0.05 cm ÷ 7.8 cm 0.6%
0.05 cm ÷ 20.3 cm 0.3%
Total uncert = 0.9 %
Protractor
1° ÷ 22° 4.5% uncert
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7.8 cm
20.3 cm
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Practical Sim• Pretend you can’t see what
the wavelength is set to.
• Use these distances to work
out the angle.
• And this to work out d, the
distance between lines.
• Use nλ = d sin(θ) to find the
wavelength.
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PlenaryWhat is the relationship between wavelength and angle to a given maxima?
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nλ = d sin(θ)
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Explore 4: Exam PracticeWaves – Diffraction – Week 24
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Starter Picture PuzzleDiff(erential) Fraction
Diffraction
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