Measuring Distance with Sound Waves. You are driving and need to determine the distance between your car and the car in front of you. Come up with a way.

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Measuring Distance with Sound Waves

You are driving and need to determine the distance between your car and the car in front of you. Come up with a way to determine the distance between vehicles without you leaving your car. Note: you cannot use a ruler or a tape measure. To Do Now…

1 Hz = 1/s Hz (hertz)― is a SI unit of frequency ― defined as cycles per second The frequency of a wave is defined as number of cycles the wave completes in a second. What is Frequency?

Frequency of a Sine Wave

InfrasoundUltrasound Audible frequencies 200MHz 2MHz20Hz 20KHz Sound comes in many frequencies Can humans hear all types of sounds? No, audible frequencies are what we can detect.

InfrasoundUltrasound Audible frequencies 200MHz 2MHz20Hz 20KHz Because of our ear’s construction, we can generally only hear a limited range of sounds.

Elephants and whales, along with other animals use infrasound to communicate. InfrasoundUltrasound Audible frequencies 200MHz 2MHz20Hz 20KHz Infrasound

Infrasound can be generated by many of our Earth’s natural events. Thunder Wind Volcanic activity Large waterfalls Ocean wave impact Earthquakes Impact of Nature on Infrasound

InfrasoundUltrasound Audible frequencies 200MHz 2MHz20Hz 20KHz Ultrasound Many other small animals (cats, dogs, dolphins, bats and mice) can hear ultrasound.

Audible (dog) frequencies 200MHz 2MHz20Hz 20KHz 40Hz60KHz A dog’s range of hearing… Dogs can hear more ultrasound frequencies than humans, and humans can hear more infrasound than dogs.

Sonography InfrasoundUltrasound Audible frequencies 200MHz 2MHz20Hz 20KHz Ultrasonic Applications

SONAR (SOund Navigation And Ranging) Ultrasonic Applications (cont’d)

What kind of sensor measures distance using ultrasound waves? SenderReceiver PING)) Ultrasonic Sensor

The sensor emits high-frequency ultrasound ping, which bounces off objects and is read back by the sensor. The sensor has a clock that measures the time it takes for the ultrasound ping to come back. Reflected wave Original wave 14cm How Do Ultrasound Sensors Work?

Distance that sound travels = Speed of sound in air*Time that sound travels 0.14 (m) (m)= (m/s)* Time that sound travels 0.14 (m) (m)= (m/s) * (s) Sender Receiver 14cm Reflected wave Original wave The Distance of Sound

Distance to the object = 0.5 * Distance that sound travels Time for sound to travel to the object = 0.5 * Time that sound travels 0.14 (m) = (m/s) * (s) Speed of sound in air = Constant 0.14 (m) (m) = (m/s) * (s) Sender Receiver 14cm Reflected wave Original wave Distance Between Sensor and Object

0 (in cm) < outputs an integer ( in cm) < 255±3 (in cm) NXT Brick Ultrasonic Sensor LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Ultrasonic Sensor – Limitations

Using LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Ultrasonic Sensor to Measure Distance Use the following steps to obtain ultrasonic measurements using inbuilt NXT function. Step 1Step 2Step 3Step 4Step 5

Activity: Look around and choose an object that you can measure the distance to using the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® Ultrasonic Sensor Be creative and use your imagination! Have fun!