Inharmonicity in plucked guitar strings
We have considered the vibration of various types of pinned guitar strings and have investigated the deviation of the partials from integer multiples of the string's fundamental vibration frequency. We measured the inharmonicity parameter B and compared it to a direct calculation based on a mod...
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description | We have considered the vibration of various types of pinned guitar strings and have investigated the deviation of the partials from integer multiples of the string's fundamental vibration frequency. We measured the inharmonicity parameter B and compared it to a direct calculation based on a model equation. We generally found very good agreement between the two determinations of B for monofilament strings, but perhaps not surprisingly, we find rather poor agreement for wound strings. Furthermore, we show that the methodology used to carry out this experiment can easily serve as the basis for an upper division physics laboratory on physical acoustics including a more thorough investigation of the classical wave equation in a real-world application. |
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