Loughborough Wave Lab 4+

Name: Loughborough Wave Lab
Rating: 4.5 (12 reviews)
Author: Daniel Browne

Daniel Browne

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- 4.5 • 12개의 평가

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Loughborough Wave Lab is an educational learning app designed to aid students in their understanding of electromagnetic wave concepts in an engaging and entertaining way!

Features include:
• Virtual pond
• Persistent Sinusoidal Pulses
• Virtual Ripple Tank
• Waveguide Simulator
• Young's Double Slit Experiment
• Custom Simulation Mode

Loughborough Wave Lab is intended to accompany teaching on Electromagnetic phenomena and to provide students with an interactive way of seeing these principles in action!

Educators can now author their own custom simulation files, upload them to a web server and then have Loughborough Wave Lab execute the simulations using a WiFi or cellular data connection to download the configurations and display them to the user. This uses the new, open-source configuration standard CEML which has been introduced by the developer (available at www.github.com/danielrbrowne/CEML)

2023년 11월 4일

버전 4.10.0

New features:
• The app now respects whether or not your device is set to a Dark appearance (commonly known as Dark mode) in all configuration-related screens

Improvements:
• The custom simulations list has been given a modern appearance
• The buttons in the configuration screens have been given a modern appearance (users on iOS 15 and above)
• The buttons for controlling or clearing a simulation (and the configuration button) have been given a modern appearance

Fixes:
• Custom simulations: After the list is refreshed, the simulation description now matches that which is loaded when an item in the list is tapped

4.5/5

12개의 평가

Helps develop an intuitive feel for EM propagation

Latest version has a bug (iphone version at least) and can't find a way to contact the developer.
When changing the wavelength (nodes): after updating the number there is no "return" or "enter" key. The only way to get out of the number keypad is To press "load custom..." or "change mesh" buttons but then the new node value is forgotten and returns to the preset.
Can the ability to change wavelength be restored?
Thx

Firstly, thank you for your 5-star rating of Loughborough Wave Lab! I really appreciate the feedback.

Secondly, thanks for pointing out this bug. This was a result of restricting the wavelength keyboard to a number pad to prevent text inputs (it was originally a full keyboard), and I forgot that the number pad doesn't have a 'return' / 'done' key. Apologies for this oversight, I will get an update submitted ASAP to resolve this bug.