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- X-rays/Ultrasound:
- X-rays are part of the electromagnetic spectrum
- Ultrasound are sound waves
- Ultrasound can shatter kidney stones
- X-rays are ionising (knocks electrons out of orbit)
- Ultrasound is any sound above 20,000 Hertz
- Ultrasound works by timing reflection of the sound waves to work out
- how far it has travelled
- Muscle/skin will absorb ultrasound but will sill reflect some of it back
- Ultrasound used instead of X-rays for baby looking because X-rays are damaging
- X-rays used in CT scan to give 3d image
- Nurses go behind lead to protect themselves from X-ray
- Dentists may leave room during X-ray
- X-rays need to have enough energy to pass through soft tissue but not bone
- Focused X-rays can be used to kill cancer cells
- Ultrasound can also be used to kill cancer cells by making them
- vibrate so much they heat up and die. X-rays are better but are less
- safe.
- 'Barium meal' are chemicals that you can swallow which will reflect
- X-rays or ultrasound easier for soft tissue
- Gel is put on body during an ultrasound because sounds travel easier
- through solid/liquid than air
- Lens diagrams:
- • one line going through focal point (may be on other side but can be
- duplicated the same distance)
- • one line going through centre
- Near point is closest point eye can focus on an object from, increases with age.
- If two lines do not intercept it can be reversed
- Virtual images if formed on left side
- Real image if formed on right side
- Diverging lens if there are arrows on diagram
- Dotted line from focal point to point where other parallel line hits y
- axis and then goes off in direction of arrow (typically top right)
- Must convert focal length into metres
- Focal length depends on:
- Power of lens (curve)
- Refractive index of the material
- Medium that we put lens in (air,liquid)
- Cornea: lets light in, protects it.
- Laser surgery: modify cornea, reshapes it
- Pupil: where light enters. Changes how much light is let in
- Iris changes in size to control light
- Ciliary muscles make lens thicker/thinner
- Cameras/eyes have converging lenses, focus light onto a point, both
- control how much light is let in
- Refractive index: Sin i / Sin r
- Lasers produce narrow highly focused beam of energy
- Used for eye surgery, endoscope,
- Centre of mass:
- Hang it from two points (one at a time) and draw a line straight down,
- meeting point is centre of mass
- Pendulum:
- Only length affects swing time
- Timing 10 swings is better than 1 as reaction time impact is reduced
- If line of action falls outside of the 'base' then there is a 'resultant moment' (it falls over)
- Hydraulics:
- Liquids used because virtually incompressible
- Also because pressure in liquid is same everywhere
- Digger/brake system uses hydraulic system
- P=F/A (pressure force area)
- F1/A1 = F2/A2
- Force multipliers used
- Transformers:
- 100% efficient (power in = power out)
- Realistically are not 100% efficient, some energy lost as heat etc
- Little transformers called switch mode transformer used in mobile phone chargers
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