Water Wave Channel

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Thematic focus:_..

The water wave channel is designed to demonstrate and study surface waves in water. In both school lessons and lecture courses, it enables the discussion of the following fundamental wave properties:

•	Excitement of periodic and non-periodic waveforms
•	Deflection, phase and amplitude
•	Frequency and wavelength
•	Phase and group velocities
•	In-phase and out-of phase superimposition of waves
•	Reflection of a wave
•	Standing waves

Product Information:_..

Wave trough for demonstrating or investigating the basic properties of waves using waves in water. A plexiglas duct is filled with water and a sinusoidal wave is generated that propagates with no reflection at the end thanks to an absorber mechanism. The frequency and thus the wavelength of the resulting movement can be varied continuously. In order to investigate reflection, the absorber at the end can be removed. Two exciting mechanisms are supplied that can be operated in or out of phase and the waves they generate can be viewed separately or superimposed. By applying a pulsed input to the exciters, non-periodic waves can be generated.

Specifications:_..

Motor:_..
Supply voltage:	9 – 12 V DC
Power consumption:	40 W max.
Frequency range:	continuously adjustable
Connectors:	4-mm safety sockets
Dimensions:_..
Partition plate:	40 mm x 170 mm x 6 mm approx.
Water wave channel:_..	1500 mm x 150 mm x 290 mm approx.
Weight:	12.6 kg approx.

Contents:_..

1	Water wave channel
2	Frame with fleece for homogenizing waves (primary absorber)
1	Frame with fleece for suppressing wave reflection at the channel end (secondary absorber)
1	Sealing profile for temporarily closing a V-shaped sub-channel
1	Transparent partition plate with spacers for insertion into the I-shaped channel
2	Floating balls with thread for detecting up and down motion

Note:_..

Not included in the delivery, but required, is a DC power supply unit, 0–20 V, infinitely adjustable (see the 'Required' section on this page).