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Moving Point source: Doppler effect and shock wave
An animation to illustrate the propagation of sound waves from a moving source. You can modify the wave speed, the source speed and wavelength.
Reflection, Refraction & Diffraction
The site explains what happen to electromagnetic waves when it is transmitted and come in contact with a boundary.
Wave Adder
This site is rather complex to use but allows users to set up two waves of a certain amplitude, frequency and wavelength and add them together.
Magnetism
Introduction to magnetism, covering the magnetosphere, magnetic field lines and electromagnetic waves.
Longitudual and Transverse Wave Motion
Animations which demonstrate both types of wave and illustrate the difference between the motion of the wave and the motion of the particles in the medium through which the wave is travelling.
Enlightened
A site from the ThinkQuest competition about light giving brief descriptions of electromagnetic radiation from radio waves and microwaves to x rays and gamma rays.
The Electromagnetic Spectrum
Picture of EM spectrum, with wavelength and frequency scale. Chart shows pictorial representation of size of wavelength and EM wave sources.
Superposition Principle of Wave
This animation allows the interference of two traveling waves to be explored. They can be made to travel in the same direction or opposite directions.