Model No:SPH-S005
To deteremine the frequency of an electric tuning fork by Melde's experiment and verify _2-T law
The Melde’s Experiment Apparatus for Determining the Frequency of an Electric Tuning Fork and Verifying the l2 - T Law is a physics laboratory apparatus designed to study the transverse and longitudinal vibrations of a stretched string and determine the frequency of an electric tuning fork.
The experiment is based on the principle that a stretched string vibrates in stationary waves when it is driven at a suitable frequency. An electric tuning fork provides periodic vibrations to the string, producing distinct loops and nodes under resonance conditions. By measuring the vibrating length of the string and varying the applied tension, students can investigate the relationship between the length of the vibrating string and the tension.
where l is the vibrating length and T is the tension in the string. This is known as the l2 - T law.
The apparatus is suitable for school, college, and university physics laboratories. It helps students understand stationary waves, resonance, string vibrations, frequency determination, and the relationship between tension and vibrating length.
Aim: Study or demonstrate the principle described by the experiment or apparatus name: To deteremine the frequency of an electric tuning fork by Melde's experiment and verify _2-T law.
