ChladniPlate
Hardware- 2 Devlogs
- 3 Total hours
Building a Chladni Plate to learn about resonance and vibrations.
Waiting on a reviewer. We'll let you know as soon as there's a decision.
Hi great work! However you still need to add your schematic and PCB files (kidcad) :D
Hello!
This is an amazing project! However, you need to make a few changes
- Please re-export your .step file and send it back here.. It seems to be corrupted.
- You are missing the code for the plate! It seems to be missing.
- Please upload a wiring schematic and (if you have one), a PCB! If you have just a schematic, just upload the schematic and if you have a PCB, include the KiCad files, and the gerber files.
Once these changes are made, we will take another look, and if it is good, we will approve! :D
Great work on this project so far! :)
You need to convert your BOM.csv to a dropdown format and add it to your README. You also need a production folder with stl files (and eventually the code). Your project looks super cool, though! Keep going and get it done!
Very novel idea, using sound to move sand! Unfortunately, your README is almost completely AI-generated, please write it yourself! Also I order for me to approve this, please include a wiring diagram of your electrical components.
Completed the Chladni Plate
Add the enclosure for the subwoofer and the pcb amplifier, now I just need to test the 3D prints for the enclosures and buy heat inserts, the subwoofer, aluminum sheet, the pcb amplifier, and the acrylic sheet as well.
Chladni Plate Assembly
Created the main assembly of the “Chladni Plate”. A Chladni Plate is basically a very cool demonstration and real life example of resonance and vibration of sound waves. It uses a wave/mechanical driver or otherwise known as the frequency generator (~ subwoofer or sound thing) to create frequencies at which unqiue patterns are formed.
In this timelapse, I created the basic model for the subwoofer I will buy, and modelled the screws that I’ll be using. And I attached everything together to created the wave driver attached to the aluminum plate where the patterns will emerge.
Next Steps — create the enclosure that will hold the subwoofer and house the screws and add the electronical components to bring everything into one full CAD piece.
