Phase locking between two singing wineglasses
Ana Karina Ramos Musalem, Tal Arane, and Moti Fridman
TL;DR
This paper investigates the phenomenon of phase locking between two singing wineglasses, focusing on how coupling strength and detuning influence induced oscillations and synchronization.
Contribution
It provides experimental analysis of coupling-induced oscillations and phase locking in singing wineglasses, highlighting the relationship between coupling strength and detuning.
Findings
Coupling induces oscillations in the second wineglass.
Phase locking depends on coupling strength and detuning.
Oscillation behavior varies with coupling parameters.
Abstract
Coupling between two singing wineglasses was obtained and investigated. Rubbing the rim of one wineglass produce a tone and due to the coupling induces oscillations on the other wineglasses. The needed coupling strength between the wineglasses to induce oscillations as a function of the detuning was investigated.
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TopicsTree Root and Stability Studies · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History · Tree-ring climate responses