Module 4 Flashcards

Complex Wave Forms

1
Q

What waves is any sound wave that is not a sine but it itself is composed of simple sinusoids that can in amplitude ,frequecny , and phase?
- 2 or more sine ways

A

Complex Waves

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2
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If you add sound waves of the same _____ and _______, you will still get a sine wave of a pure tone but higher amplitude

A

frequency and phase

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3
Q

What waveforms were studied and analyzed by a French mathematician named Joseph Fourier ?

A

Complex

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4
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( Blank) is a complex waveform can be decomposed or analyzed to determine the amplitudes, frequencies, and phases of the each other ·

A

Fourier Analysis

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5
Q

( Black) is a inusoids in a complex wave have to meet a mathematical requirement

A

Harmonic relation

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6
Q

What series of waves that can differ in amplitude , , frequency, & phase
-can be derived by a process that is calledFourier’s analysis

A

Fourier series

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7
Q

T / F
Are simple sound waves consider periodic ?

A

True

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8
Q

How can a wave be consider complex?

A

It has 2 or more sine waves

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9
Q

( Blank) is
a wave that repeats itself at regular intervals over time
-can be sinusoidal or complex

A

Periodic wave

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10
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(Blank) is a wave in which individual cycles do not take the same amount of time to occur

A

Aperiodic waveform

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11
Q

Line ( Power Spectra displays the ______ and the relative _______ of the component sine waves

A

Frequency and amplitude

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12
Q

How is the Line ( Power Spectra unique ?

A

Y axis Amplutide
X axis Frequency
taken from a moment in time , no time component or phase
The blue lines are sine waves
All together they are complex waves

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13
Q

( Blank) waves consist of some number of simple sinusoids that are summed
* But the sinusoidal components cannot be selected randomly if the resultant sound wave is to be periodic

A

Complex periodic

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14
Q

Complex periodic must satisfy a basic mathematical requirement called a

A

Harmonic relation

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15
Q

What reaction has Each sinusoid in the series must be an integer multiple of the lowest in the series?

A

Harmonic Relation

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16
Q

Integer multiple of
lowest = 100 Hz: Components are?

A

100,200,300,400,500

17
Q

When a harmonic relation exists among frequency components, the series of frequencies is called a ?

A

harmonic series

18
Q

All of the sinusoids in the series are called

A

harmonic

19
Q

The first harmonic is always the ________ frequency or F0.
Will create a sawtooth waveform

A

fundemental

20
Q

What only allowing sertain waveforms to come through?

A

Bandlimiting

21
Q

What A complex periodic wave with energy only at the odd harmonics ?

A

Triangular wave

22
Q

What waveform is Absent of periodicity . it is usually impossible to predict what the wave will look like from one time to the next. Its vibratory motion is random?
notes : Energy will be present but all over the place . Will not be able to create a line spectra

A

Aperiodic Waveform

23
Q

what vibrations that occur as individual events, producing a burst of noise for a short duration ?
- Example: book hitting table

A

transient

24
Q

What vibrations that occur continuous
- Example: hissing

A

random/continuous

25
Q

What one in which energy is present at all frequencies between certain lower and upper frequency limits?
example: white noise or fricatives
like the ‘sh’ phoneme

A

Continuous Spectra

26
Q

T/ F
Harmonics are not part of aperiodic sounds

A

True