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Undertone sound
1. Undertone Sound
Problem №3Undertone Sound
Allow a tuning fork or another simple
oscillator to vibrate against a sheet of paper
with a weak contact between them. The
frequency of the resulting sound can have a
lower frequency than the tuning fork’s
fundamental frequency. Investigate this
phenomenon.
Team Russia
Reporter: Andrey Shusharin
2.
Task analysisAllow a tuning fork or another simple oscillator to
vibrate against a sheet of paper with a weak contact
between them. The frequency of the resulting sound
can have a lower frequency than the tuning fork’s
fundamental frequency. Investigate this phenomenon.
Contact which is
broken after
fork and paper
impact
Definition of the
undertone
Reasons for that
and critical
values
2
3.
Experimental setupTuning fork
f = 440 Hz
Vice
Electro
magnet
Electric
generator
3
4.
First observations220 Hz
440 Hz
Undertone has frequency that is smaller
than the frequency of the original sound
4
5.
Sound appearanceAmplitude,
Amplitude, dB
dB
-30
-30
Tuning
fork Paper
spectrum:
Paper
hammering
the fork
White
producedand
Self noise
frequencies
-48
-48 No undertones
it’s harmonics
-60
-60 No undertones
-72
-72
-84
-84
1010
40
40
2000
400
Sound
is1100
created
by: Hz
2000 Frequency,
400 600800
Frequency, Hz
1.Tuning fork
2. Paper hammering the
mainfork
reason
3. Paper vibrations
100
100 200
200
-
5
6.
Qualitative explanationPaper
f f tuning fork
No undertones
produced
Paper
f
f tuning fork
2
Half tuning fork
frequency
undertone
produced
6
7.
Different modesParallel:
0
Angle = 90°
Perpendicular:
Angle = 0° 7
8.
Undertone volume on angle-16
Amplitude, dB
-18
- our main focus
α
-20
-22
-24
-26
-28
-30
-80 -60 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100
Angle, deg
8
9.
Potential energyArea moment 2
π