Sound waves are visible
- In stock with stable lead times — single units or complete sets
- Size, appearance and interaction can be adapted to the museum’s theme
- For science museums, campus science rooms, community science centers and mobile science museums
- Export packing and overseas on-site installation support
Exhibition Name
Sound waves are visible
Exhibition Description
Operating instructions: 1. Rotate the handwheel, select different animal icons, listen to the animal's call and observe its waveform changes; 2. Press the 'Collect' button, imitate animal sounds into the microphone, and compare the waveform of your own and animal sounds.
Function Overview: Exhibitions consist of multimedia devices, microphones, handwheels, and capture buttons. Rotate the handwheel, select different animals (including frogs, cows, tigers, and dogs), listen to their calls, and observe the changes in sound waveforms on the screen. Follow the on-screen prompts, press and hold the button, imitate animal sounds into the microphone, and compare the waveform of your own and animal sounds. You can also turn the handwheel to select "Understanding Sound Waves" and learn about the relevant knowledge of sound waves. No matter how similar you imitate, the waveform of the sound is always different.
Dimensions
Specification size: 0.75 × 0.68 × 0.9 meters.
exhibits materials:
① Exhibition booth: Bottom cabinet sheet metal/injection molding, thickness ≥ 1.2mm
② Tabletop: Cambert board, thickness ≥ 12mm
③ Instruction board: Acrylic UV spray painting
④ Tabletop fixing components: standard triangle lock
Product structure: Designed with a science museum booth. The booth is made of 1.2mm galvanized steel plate/integrated injection molding. The tabletop is made of 12mm anti PET plate, with internal carbon steel and damping shock pads, reserved heat dissipation holes, and equipped with leakage protection devices. The modular design is convenient for later maintenance, and all sheet metal components are treated with electrostatic spraying technology.
System Composition
Exhibition booth+display chip+instruction board
Rendering or physical photo

