Simple camera that takes pictures with no lens, light rays enter the aperture and cross, resulting in an inverted, in-focus, smaller black and white image
Sound
Caused when an object vibrates, causing particles to vibrate and form a pressure wave that is transmitted
Sound waves
Oscillations are parallel to the direction of energy transfer
Longitudinal waves
Frequency
Number of waves per second
Sound waves need a medium to travel through
Emission
When something produces its own
Transmission
When light is transferred from one place to another
Absorption
When light is taken in by a substance
Reflection
When light is reflected
Speed of sound
300m/s in air
Equation for Speed of sound
Speed = Distance / Time
Echo
Reflection of sound used by bats to locate prey and estimate the speed of sound
Bell in a bell jar experiment
1. Bell is placed in a bell jar
2. Air is pumped out
3. Particles needed for sound to travel are removed
4. Sound fades from the bell
High Frequency High amplitude
This means a high pitch. This means a high sound
Low amplitude, Low Frequency
Low sound, Low pitch
What are filters used for?
They help alter the colour quality of the light to match the colour sensitivity of something
How do objects appear in coloured light
Blue shirt in cyan light: Appears blue
Green hat in red light: Appears black
Red shoes in magenta light: Appears red
Blue dress in blue light: Appears blue
How do filters work?
A yellow filter absorbs all colours except yellow. Yellow is transmitted. But when yellow light is transmitted and travels into a green filter no light is transmitted.
Uses and dangers of Radio
Uses- Radio communications and satellite transmissions.
Dangers - Heating os biological tissues
Uses and dangers of microwave waves
Uses - Radar technology and microwave ovens to heat food.
Dangers - Internal heating
Uses and dangers of Infrared and Visible
Uses of Infrared - Electric Heaters
Dangers of Infrared - Skin Burns
Uses of Visible - Fibre optic cables and Photography