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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: b2. Harmonics, Waves Phenomena made up of periodic constituents are common. A beam of sunlight contains many constituent colors, each characterized by its own unique wavelength. A musical tone consists of various constituent tones., A constituent harmonic having the same frequency as the basic wave is the first harmonic, twice the frequency of the basic wave, the second harmonic etc. Even at constant wave amplitude and phase, there can be an infinite number of sinusoidal waves of differing wavelengths or frequencies., b2. Harmonics consist of Waves, The fundamental or basic wave is the longest component wave available. The basic wave or fundamental wave usually serves as a standard reference. The wavelength and frequency of the basic wave are therefore the fundamental wavelength and the fundamental frequency., The basic wave or fundamental wave usually serves as a standard reference. The wavelength and frequency of the basic wave are therefore the fundamental wavelength and the fundamental frequency. A constituent harmonic having the same frequency as the basic wave is the first harmonic, twice the frequency of the basic wave, the second harmonic etc., Waves The fundamental or basic wave is the longest component wave available.