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Stage 3 – Page 10 : Doppler Effect & Advanced Applications (JEE Advanced)
1️⃣ Doppler Effect – Core Idea
The Doppler Effect is the apparent change in frequency of a wave due to relative motion between the source and the observer.
✔ Occurs only due to relative motion
✔ Medium must be present (for sound)
2️⃣ General Doppler Formula (Sound Waves)
f' = f × (v ± vo) / (v ∓ vs)
- v → Speed of sound in medium
- vo → Velocity of observer
- vs → Velocity of source
👉 Upper sign when moving towards
👉 Lower sign when moving away
3️⃣ Special Doppler Cases (JEE Favourite)
🔹 Only Observer Moving
f' = f (v + vo) / v
🔹 Only Source Moving
f' = f v / (v − vs)
🔹 Both Moving
f' = f (v + vo) / (v − vs)
4️⃣ Doppler Effect in Wind
- Wind affects wavelength
- Frequency depends only on relative motion
- Doppler formula remains unchanged
⚠ Wind speed never adds directly to frequency
5️⃣ Apparent Frequency vs Actual Frequency
- Frequency of source remains constant
- Observer perceives changed frequency
- Wavelength changes due to motion
✔ Medium determines wave speed, not frequency
6️⃣ Doppler Effect in Reflections
When sound reflects from a moving object:
- Two Doppler shifts occur
- One during reception
- One during re-emission
👉 Extremely important for ambulance & radar-type problems
7️⃣ Shock Waves & Sonic Boom
- Occurs when source speed > speed of sound
- Wavefronts overlap
- Creates a shock wave
Mach Number = vsource / vsound
✔ Mach > 1 → Supersonic motion
8️⃣ JEE Advanced Traps
- Wrong sign usage in Doppler formula
- Mixing wavelength change with frequency change
- Ignoring double Doppler shift in reflection
- Assuming Doppler exists without relative motion
9️⃣ One-Glance Formula Box
Doppler Effect:
f' = f (v ± vo) / (v ∓ vs)
Beat Frequency:
fbeat = |f₁ − f₂|
Resonance:
f = f₀
🔟 Final Waves Summary
✔ Superposition explains interference & beats
✔ Resonance gives maximum energy transfer
✔ Doppler effect depends on relative motion
🎯 WAVES – Stage 3 Completed Successfully 🎯
JEE Advanced Level Achieved ✅
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