Mr. Evil,
WRT the frequency maximum of air...
I couldnt find any information on that subject really either myself. I remember once reading somewhere about it and I believe they had a number to go with it, but even if I could remember it I'd say its more of a range. It all depends on the atmospheric pressure, humidity, temperature, etc....
1Ghz would have a sound wavelength of ~5.3x10^-8 meters if my math is correct. How big is a nitrogen molecule again?
And everyone picks on grumpy bill.... and wonders why he's grumpy.
WRT the frequency maximum of air...
I couldnt find any information on that subject really either myself. I remember once reading somewhere about it and I believe they had a number to go with it, but even if I could remember it I'd say its more of a range. It all depends on the atmospheric pressure, humidity, temperature, etc....
1Ghz would have a sound wavelength of ~5.3x10^-8 meters if my math is correct. How big is a nitrogen molecule again?
And everyone picks on grumpy bill.... and wonders why he's grumpy.
carlosfm said:
Pardon my ignorance but wouldn't an audiophile question it's value?
Or are you refering to a Bo$e audiophile? 😉
Cal Weldon said:
Yeah, of that kind.
There are many out there that just by reading a fancy text claiming heaven get convinced and open the wallet...
It's just a question of chosing the right words and making a good text.
I have one of these...
I have one of these things at home.
It deciphers signals up to many MegHz and plays them...
Oh wait, it's called a radio.
I have one of these things at home.
It deciphers signals up to many MegHz and plays them...
Oh wait, it's called a radio.
I think that wouldn't matter at all.
Regarding calculations: Has anybody ever calculated how many octaves higher than our "official upper limit" a frequency of 1 GHz is ? It is just 15.6 octaves !!!! 😉
Regards
Charles
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