Technical data

Resonance and natural frequency of two tuning forks

Article no: P1426300

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Principle

A tuning fork, that can be forced to produce a ringing, can also cause other tuning forks to vibrate. This process is called "resonance." Resonance can also be observed in a pendulum, if it is triggered by the right frequency.

Benefits

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Scope of delivery

Barrel base for 1 rod	02004-00	1
Stand rods, stainless steel, various sizes	02033-00	1
Rod with hook	02051-00	1
Right angle clamp expert with fulcrum screw	02054-00	1
Silk thread, l = 200 m	02412-00	1
Tuning fork, 440 Hz, on resonance box	03427-00	2
Sliding weights for tuning forks, 2 pcs	03427-01	1
Hollow plastics ball,w.eyelet	06245-00	1
Scale, l 1200 mm	11200-17	1