The Doppler effect

Subject: Physics

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: h2649
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– explain the Doppler effect
– decide whether in a given situation the frequency of the perceived wave is higher or lower than the frequency of the emitted wave
– give examples of the practical application of the Doppler effect
– state the definition of a shock wave.

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The Doppler effect Animation The Doppler effect Simulation The Doppler effect Whiteboard exercise A stationary source... Simulation The frequency of th... Animation A stationary source... Whiteboard exercise A mobile source and... Simulation The frequency of th... Animation A mobile source and... Whiteboard exercise A mobile source and... Animation A mobile source and... Simulation A mobile source and... Whiteboard exercise Bats Animation The Doppler effect ... Whiteboard exercise The application of ... Animation Practical applicati... Whiteboard exercise The Doppler effect ... Simulation The shape of the wa... Animation The Doppler effect ... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Physics

Mechanical waves

88. The Doppler effect

YDP SA

Keywords

sound, source, effect, movement, frequency, wave, shock, echolocation, sonar, Doppler, radar, The Doppler effect

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