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Fundamentos de Oscilaciones y Ondas para Ingeniería (edX)

Offered by Universitat Politècnica de València, UPValenciaX,
Fundamentos de Oscilaciones y Ondas para Ingeniería (edX)

Estudiaremos la gran variedad de fenómenos ondulatorios que se observan en la naturaleza. En este curso online se estudian la gran variedad de fenómenos ondulatorios que se observan en la naturaleza.

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Se van a definir y analizar las magnitudes físicas que permiten caracterizar los diferentes tipos de ondas que existen, resaltando la importancia de la naturaleza del medio físico donde se esté propagando la onda.

Así mismo se va a prestar atención los fenómenos que pueden experimentar las ondas cuando se propagan en el espacio analizando: el principio de Huygens, fenómenos de reflexión, refracción, difracción, superposición y polarización de las ondas y el efecto Doppler.
This course is part of the Fundamentos de Física para ingeniería XSeries program.
What you'll learn

  • Fenómenos ondulatorios
  • Influencia del medio físico en la propagación de las ondas
  • Principio de Huygens
  • Efecto Doppler
  • Polarización de ondas
  • Reflexión, refracción, difracción,...

Syllabus

  1. Introducción al movimiento ondulatorio
  2. Movimiento Armónico Simple (M.A.S)
  3. Aspectos energéticos
  4. Fenómenos ondulatorios I
  5. Fenómenos ondulatorios II
  6. Examen Final
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