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Equipment
Melde’s apparatus (vibrograph), AC supply, Pulley with stand, two small optical
pins with stands. Light strings of about 2 meters, Pan, Weight box, Meter Scale
Lab Procedure
If the mass per unit length is not known, measure the full length of string, say 2m,
and weight it to nearest milligram. Divide the measured mass by its length to get
mass per unit length m of string. Note also the mass of pan m1.
1. Tie one end of a string with an iron strip of vibrograph and pass the other
end over a frictionless pulley and tie it with a pan
2. Place a weight of like 2gm in the pan attached to the string and turn on
vibrograph.
3. Move the vibrograph to adjust the length of string until amplitude of 1-2 cm
are seen in the string.
4. Now one optical pin each is placed at the second and second last node
formed in the string and L is the distance measured between two optical
pins by meter scale, and number of loops n formed between the optical
pins are counted.
5. The ends of the strings are not true nodes and measurements should be
from these points.
6. Record the values of L and n and find out the length l of one loop.
7. Keep changing the weights say 5, 10, 20gm and repeat the operation five
times.
8. Determine the frequency of AC Supply in each case by formula
Observations
Mass per unit length of String = m = 0.002gm/cm
F= Hz