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Properties

Frequency


Amplitude


Wavelength


Velocity

Frequency

-Relates to the speed of sound and determines its pitch.


-it is measured by Hertz (Hz).


-Frequency (Hz)= Speed of Sound(ft/sec) ÷ Wavelength (ft)

Amplitude

-relates to the size of sound waves and determines the "loudness of sound".



-measured in N/m²

Threshold of Human hearing

- 0.00002 N/m² or 0.0 dBA - minimum threshold of human hearing



- 65 dBA- normal speaking voice



- 120 dBA- rock concert



- 85 dBA↑- prolonged exposure to this is considered to cause permanent damage to human ears

Wavelength

- Distance travelled by a sound wave per one (1) complete cycle or period



-Wavelength (ft)= Speed of Sound (ft/sec) ÷ Frquency (Hz)

Velocity

Speed of sound ( ft/sec)

Inverse Square Law

The energy twice as far from the source is spread over four times the area, hence one fourth the intensity

Infrasonic

- Low frequency sound


- lower than ↓20.0 Hz= "normal" limit of human hearing

Ultrasonic

- High frequency sound



- beyond ↑20,000 Hz= threshold of human hearing

Attenuation ( sound )

Gradual loss or diminishing of all practical sound waves / energy

Loudness

Subjective term to describe the strength of the ear's perception of sound

Noise

Unwanted sound