While watching and experimenting with this wave stimulator, I noticed a couple different things. The higher the wave frequency, the lower the amplitude. Even if you have the amplitude button as high as it will go, if you have a high frequency, the waves will not be very tall at all. Instead, you will get a lot of waves, but with very low heights. If you have a very, very low frequency level, but a super high amplitude, you will get one HUGE wave, and that's about it. To get satisfactory large waves, you need to have a low frequency, though not necessarily a very low frequency level. If you use two drops instead of one drop to create waves, they are, as can be expected, much larger, with higher amplitudes.
When you add a barrier to the waves, they are divided into many smaller waves with less amplitude.
All in all, this website was very interesting, and I learned a lot about how waves work and how you can create higher amplitudes and wave frequencies by changing the sizes and speed of drops.
When you add a barrier to the waves, they are divided into many smaller waves with less amplitude.
All in all, this website was very interesting, and I learned a lot about how waves work and how you can create higher amplitudes and wave frequencies by changing the sizes and speed of drops.
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