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4. In order to operate the theremin, a
conducting object must be moved within
the electric fields produced by the
instrument. Would a baton made of wood
make a good choice? Explain.

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kiana64

In order to operate the theremin, a conducting object must be moved within the electric fields produced by the instrument

No, it would not be a good choice.

Theremin is an electronic musical instrument controlled without physical contact by the performer.

  • The theremin has inside it three radio-frequency oscillators, of which two form the heart of the pitch circuitry and the third drives the volume circuitry.
  • The theremin typically consists of a box with two metal antennas which create an electromagnetic field. The musician stands in front of the instrument and moves his hands in the proximity of the two antennas, which forms a capacitor between his hands and the antennas.
  • The pitch circuit uses a fixed-frequency oscillator operating at 260 kHz and a variable-frequency oscillator having a range of 257-260 kHz.

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