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Découvre l'Atténuation Sonore et l'Effet Doppler : Formules et Exercices Corrigés

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Découvre l'Atténuation Sonore et l'Effet Doppler : Formules et Exercices Corrigés

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The document provides a comprehensive overview of sound physics, covering key concepts such as sound intensity, sound level, geometric attenuation, and the Doppler effect. It explains formulas for calculating sound intensity and level, discusses attenuation due to geometric spreading and absorption, and introduces the Doppler effect with its relevant equations.

Key points:

Sound is a longitudinal mechanical wave that propagates by transporting energy
Formulas for sound intensity and sound level are presented
Geometric attenuation and absorption attenuation are explained
The Doppler effect is introduced with its formula and applications

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Geometric Attenuation and Doppler Effect

This page delves into more advanced topics in acoustics, specifically geometric attenuation and the Doppler effect. It provides formulas and explanations for these phenomena, which are essential in understanding how sound behaves in different scenarios.

The section on geometric attenuation begins with the formula:

Formula: A = L_proche - L_éloigné

Where:

A is the attenuation
L_proche is the sound level near the source
L_éloigné is the sound level at a distance

This is followed by a more detailed formula:

Formula: A = 10 × log(4πd₁² / 4πd₂²) = 20 × log(d₂ / d₁)

This formula demonstrates how sound intensity decreases with distance due to the spreading of sound waves over a larger area.

Highlight: Geometric attenuation is a crucial concept in understanding how sound levels change with distance from the source.

The page then introduces attenuation by absorption:

Formula: A = L_incident - L_transmit

Where:

L_incident is the sound level of the incident sound
L_transmit is the sound level of the transmitted sound

This concept is important for understanding how sound is affected when passing through different materials.

The final section of the page covers the Doppler effect, a phenomenon where the observed frequency of a sound changes when the source and observer are in relative motion. The formula for the Doppler effect is presented:

Formula: Δf = f_r - f_e = (v ± v_r / c ± v_s) × f_e - f_e

Where:

Δf is the change in frequency
f_r is the received frequency
f_e is the emitted frequency
v is the speed of sound
v_r is the speed of the receiver
v_s is the speed of the source

Example: The Doppler effect explains why the pitch of a siren changes as an ambulance passes by an observer.

The page concludes with a reminder of basic wave equations:

Formula: c = λf and T = 1/f

Where:

c is the speed of sound
λ is the wavelength
f is the frequency
T is the period

These equations are fundamental in understanding wave propagation and are essential for calculations involving the Doppler effect.

Highlight: The Doppler effect has numerous practical applications, including radar systems, medical ultrasound, and the study of astronomical objects.

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Sound Intensity and Sound Level

This page introduces fundamental concepts in sound physics, focusing on sound intensity and sound level. It provides essential formulas and definitions for understanding how sound propagates and is measured.

The document begins by defining sound as a longitudinal mechanical wave that propagates by transporting energy. This sets the foundation for understanding more complex acoustic phenomena.

Definition: Sound is a longitudinal mechanical wave that propagates by transporting energy.

The page then presents the formula for sound intensity:

Formula: I = P / S

Where:

I is the sound intensity (W/m²)
P is the sound power (W)
S is the surface area (m²)

This formula is crucial for understanding how sound energy is distributed over an area.

Next, the document introduces the concept of sound level and provides its formula:

Formula: L = 10 × log(I / I₀)

Where:

L is the sound level (dB)
I is the sound intensity (W/m²)
I₀ is the threshold of audibility (10⁻¹² W/m²)

This logarithmic scale is essential for representing the wide range of sound intensities that humans can perceive.

The page also includes the inverse formula to calculate intensity from sound level:

Formula: I = I₀ × 10^(L/10)

These formulas are fundamental in acoustics and are widely used in various applications, from environmental noise assessment to audio engineering.

Highlight: Understanding the relationship between sound intensity and sound level is crucial for analyzing and measuring acoustic phenomena in various fields.

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Matières

Physique/Chimie

Propriétés physico-chimiques

Ondes et signaux

L’intensité sonore

Découvre l'Atténuation Sonore et l'Effet Doppler : Formules et Exercices Corrigés

emilie aubert

@emilieaubert_ibje

17 Abonnés

Suivre

Key points:

Sound is a longitudinal mechanical wave that propagates by transporting energy
Formulas for sound intensity and sound level are presented
Geometric attenuation and absorption attenuation are explained
The Doppler effect is introduced with its formula and applications

15/03/2023

118

Tle

Physique/Chimie

Geometric Attenuation and Doppler Effect

The section on geometric attenuation begins with the formula:

Formula: A = L_proche - L_éloigné

Where:

A is the attenuation
L_proche is the sound level near the source
L_éloigné is the sound level at a distance

This is followed by a more detailed formula:

Formula: A = 10 × log(4πd₁² / 4πd₂²) = 20 × log(d₂ / d₁)

This formula demonstrates how sound intensity decreases with distance due to the spreading of sound waves over a larger area.

Highlight: Geometric attenuation is a crucial concept in understanding how sound levels change with distance from the source.

The page then introduces attenuation by absorption:

Formula: A = L_incident - L_transmit

Where:

L_incident is the sound level of the incident sound
L_transmit is the sound level of the transmitted sound

This concept is important for understanding how sound is affected when passing through different materials.

Formula: Δf = f_r - f_e = (v ± v_r / c ± v_s) × f_e - f_e

Where:

Δf is the change in frequency
f_r is the received frequency
f_e is the emitted frequency
v is the speed of sound
v_r is the speed of the receiver
v_s is the speed of the source

Example: The Doppler effect explains why the pitch of a siren changes as an ambulance passes by an observer.

The page concludes with a reminder of basic wave equations:

Formula: c = λf and T = 1/f

Where:

c is the speed of sound
λ is the wavelength
f is the frequency
T is the period

These equations are fundamental in understanding wave propagation and are essential for calculations involving the Doppler effect.

Highlight: The Doppler effect has numerous practical applications, including radar systems, medical ultrasound, and the study of astronomical objects.

Sound Intensity and Sound Level

The document begins by defining sound as a longitudinal mechanical wave that propagates by transporting energy. This sets the foundation for understanding more complex acoustic phenomena.

Definition: Sound is a longitudinal mechanical wave that propagates by transporting energy.

The page then presents the formula for sound intensity:

Formula: I = P / S

Where:

I is the sound intensity (W/m²)
P is the sound power (W)
S is the surface area (m²)

This formula is crucial for understanding how sound energy is distributed over an area.

Next, the document introduces the concept of sound level and provides its formula:

Formula: L = 10 × log(I / I₀)

Where:

L is the sound level (dB)
I is the sound intensity (W/m²)
I₀ is the threshold of audibility (10⁻¹² W/m²)

This logarithmic scale is essential for representing the wide range of sound intensities that humans can perceive.

The page also includes the inverse formula to calculate intensity from sound level:

Formula: I = I₀ × 10^(L/10)

These formulas are fundamental in acoustics and are widely used in various applications, from environmental noise assessment to audio engineering.

Highlight: Understanding the relationship between sound intensity and sound level is crucial for analyzing and measuring acoustic phenomena in various fields.

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Louis B., utilisateur iOS

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