High-Speed Optical Diagnostics of a Supersonic Ping-Pong Cannon

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High-Speed Optical Diagnostics of a Supersonic Ping-Pong Cannon

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10.3791/64996-v

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05:40 min

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March 24, 2023

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Travis J. Barth*¹, Keith R. Stein*¹

¹Department of Physics and Engineering,Bethel University

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00:04Introduction
00:30Optical Diagnostic Setup of Ping Pong Cannon (PPC) and Supersonic PPC
01:45Setup and Firing of PPC and Supersonic PPC
03:42Results: Assessment of PPC and Supersonic PPC Dynamics
05:11Conclusion

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We describe a method for the construction of a supersonic ping-pong cannon (SSPPC) along with optical diagnostic techniques for the measurement of ball velocities and the characterization of propagating shock waves during the firing of the cannon.

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