Catégories : Tous - waves - radiation - protection - communication

par Tim Pillinger Il y a 16 années

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OCR A 16 - Working waves

The study of wave properties includes understanding the unique and common features of longitudinal and transverse waves. Longitudinal waves require a medium to travel and involve vibrating matter, while transverse waves, such as electromagnetic waves, can travel through a vacuum and involve vibrating fields.

OCR A 16 - Working waves

Working waves

16.2.4 Modern Communication Systems – How Cell-Phones and Broadband Work

16.2.5 The Work of Radiologists X- and γ-Ray Imaging and Therapy

Week 4
theraputic use of radiation
advanteages of technetium-99

6 hour half life

anger/gamma camras
prinicples of radioactive tracers
Week 3
CAT scans
protection measures

image intensifiers

meter exposure

reduce exposure

health hazards
cell damage by ionisation
improvign x-ray quality

narrow beam

beam filtration

grid

Extending the EM Spectrum into the X & Y ray spectra
difference in absorbtion of x-rays
appearence of x-rays on film

16.2.3 How Optical Fibres Carry Data

16.2.2 How Infrared Imaging Works

Week 2
Week 1

16.2.1 Wave properties

Subtopic
describe the features belonging to some waves, but not others;
EM SPECT

how it interacts with matter

detection

how it varies with frequency

transmission

production

describe the features unique to electromagnetic waves;

can exist in vacuum

vibrating fields

Needs a medium

vibrating matter

Longitudinal
Transverse
Different speeds
describe the features common to all waves;
recall and use v = fλ;
amplitude
period
energy transfer
frequency

higher - more energy

wavelenght