What is
Electromagnetism?
Scientific Principles
Involved
Timeline of
Inventions
How do the
Speakers Work?
100

When a electric current flows through a wire it is called this.

What is Electromagnetism.

100

These are the 2 scientific principle involved with Electromagnetism.

What is acoustics and psychoacoustics?

100

In the early 20th century this was created.

What is Mono Sound?

100

This is what the voice coil is attached to.

What is a cone?

200

This happens when a electric current flows through a wire.

What is the automatic creation of a magnetic field around the wire?

200

The word for the properties of a room that determines how we hear sound.

What are Acoustics?

200

Steve J. LaFontaine made the first home theatre system in this year.

When is 1974?

200

This type of current passes through the voice coil.

What is an electromagnetic current?

300

This is what electromagnetism can be likened to.

What is like water through a hose?

300

Converting electrical audio signal into physical vibrations create this in the air.

What is Sound Waves?

300

The 5.1 digital surround sound was created in this timeline.

What is Mid-Late 1990s?

300

This is a coiled wire inside a speaker, more specifically called this.

What is a Voice Coil?

400

Speakers use psychoacoustics to do this.

What is to convert electrical energy into sound energy?

400

This is the way we interpret sound

(Make sure to pronounce it correctly!) 

What are Psychoacoustics?

400

The sound system in the early 1970 - early 1980s were called this.

What is Early Surround and Hi-Fi components?

400

This part of the speaker make sound.

What is the cone?

500

This is the number of slashes in our source for electromagnetism.

What is 4?

500

The 2 scientific principles do this.

What is to convert electrical energy into sound energy?

500

This is the number of capital letters (ie. A, B, C ect.) in our source on this slide.

What is 6?

500

When the coiled wire in a speaker creates a magnetic field, this part of the speaker gets pushed back and forth to make sound.

What is the cone?

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