Relationship Statements
Measuring/Labeling
Waves 1
Various Mediums
Digital and Analog
100
As frequency increases, the energy of the wave...
increases.
100
What is B?
Amplitude
100
Light and sound are 2 types of energy that travel by ___________.
wave
100
When energy bounces off the surface of an object.
Reflection
100
A signal represented by a continuous wave.
analog
200
As amplitude decreases, the energy of the wave...
decreases.
200
What is A?
Crest
200
A wave is a disturbance that transfers __________.
energy
200
The transfer of energy into a medium.
absorption.
200
Signals represented by a series of numbers.
digital
300
If the energy of the wave increases, the amplitude....
Increases.
300
What is D?
Wavelength
300
Some waves require a __________ to travel through.
medium
300
when energy passes from one place to another (through something else)
Transmittion
300
a school clock with hands is an example of this type of technology.
analog
400
As amplitude decreases, the wavelength....
stays the same.
400
What is C?
Trough
400
Hertz is the unit for measuring what wave property?
frequency
400
Sound waves move through a _________.
Medium
400
This waveform is less prone to distortion and therefore it has a more reliable signal.
digital
500
As the frequency increases, the wavelength.....
decreases.
500
What is A pointing to?
What is B pointing to?
A = compression
B = rarefaction
500
The energy of a wave is directly related to which 2 wave properties?
amplitude & frequency
500
What are mediums?
Gas, liquid, solid
500
Why does sound recorded digitally last longer without degrading than sound recorded through analog technology
the values of the numbers are always constant.