Search our database of handpicked sites
Looking for a great physics site? We've tracked down the very best and checked them for accuracy. Just pick a topic, tell us your age and knowledge level and we'll do the rest.
You searched for “interference”
We found 1 result on physics.org and 34 results in our database of sites
Search results on physics.org
Search results from our links database
Showing 1 - 10 of 34
Showing 1 - 10 of 34
Interference
The site gives an interactive demonstration of interference by using two circular waves to form a constructive interference
Rating: 
Hits: 333
Interference of two Circular or Spherical Waves
Java Applet showing two-source interference, with lines of constructive and destructive interference drawn
Rating: 
Hits: 529
Electron Interference
A well described page explaining electron interference. There is a very good multimedia example of this effect - showing the interference pattern produced by firing electrons through two slits.
Rating: 
Hits: 416
Two-Slit Interference
The site demonstrates a two-slit interference in which the slit separation and wavelength of the light is vary to get the interference.
Rating:
Hits: 276
Interference Experiments
A nice page explaining the various properties of wave interference effects.
Rating:
Hits: 299
Interference (Applet)
Allows production of interference patterns by moving applets with a mouse.
Rating:
Hits: 256
Wave interference
Java applet showing interference between two longitudinal waves, the wavelength and amplitude of each of which can be altered by the user.
Rating:
Hits: 518
Interference of Sinusoidal Waveforms
A little program to show the product of interference of 2 waves. The simulation allows the user to vary the wave amplitude and frequency. This is a good very simple to use tool!
Rating:
Hits: 472
Interference or Refraction?
The mathematics of refraction in materials with non-uniform optical densities leading to path differences and interference.
Rating: 
Hits: 476
Interference of Light Waves
Animated diagrams of two superposing transverse waves and their resultant. Wavelength, phase and amplitude are adjustable. Uses the word "interference" instead of "superposition".
Rating: 
Hits: 789
Showing 1 - 10 of 34