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Category Archives: 2. Options: How does physics inform contemporary issues and applications in society?
Joe Kittinger – Project Excelsior
With the news this week of Felix Baumgartner’s 29 km parachute fall, it’s worth looking back at the true pioneer of edge of space parachuting – Joe Kittinger. In 1960, Kittinger jumped from a helium balloon from an altitude of … Continue reading →
Posted in 1. How do physicists explain motion in two dimensions?, 1. How is motion understood?, 2. Options: How does physics inform contemporary issues and applications in society?, 3. How do heavy things fly?, Unit 2, Unit 3, Videos
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Standing longitudinal waves simulation
One of the many great learning objects from Walter Fendt: (http://www.walter-fendt.de/html5/phen/index.html)
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Standing wave simulation
One of the many great learning objects from Walter Fendt (http://www.walter-fendt.de/html5/phen/index.html)
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The decibel scale podcast
Sound intensity, Sound level: The decibel scale, Sound level calculations, Some decibel measurements, Change in intensity, Human hearing, The Phon scale Download the notes. Download the video. Links: Hearing test on-line: sensitivity, equal loudness contours and audiometry
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Rectification & smoothing podcast
An analysis of half-wave & full rectification – a key aspect of the VCE Further Electronics detailed study. Based on the Rectification & smoothing learning object: https://vcephysics.com/rectification-and-smoothing/ Download the video.
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BBC Discovery Podcasts – Musical instruments
An interesting three podcasts looking at the Physics of how different types of musical instruments produce sounds. Relevant for the Unit 4 detailed study. Episode 1 Episode 2 Episode 3
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