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SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION
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PHYSICS 2 (Simple Harmonic Oscillation) Mind Map on SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION, created by emptyastea on 07/07/2013.
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simple harmonic oscillation
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SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION
restoring force is directly proportional to displacement from equi. point
Annotations:
F= -kx a= -w^2x
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requirements
mass
linear restoring force
characteristic
periodic
same frequency
oscillation - same oscillation
linear restoring force
oscillation loaded spring
parameters
displcacement (x)
amplitude (A)
period (T)
frequency (f)
angular frequency (w)
phase angle (@)
kinematics
displcacement
x= A cos @= x[max] cos wt
A=x[max]
@=wt
at x-axis
@=wt, w is constant. t is independent (outside the circle)
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velocity
-Aw sin wt
because the velocity is moving to the left, it have -(ve) sign
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we use sin bcoz the @ is on the P point, not Q
acceleration
do not fixed with time
a=-xw^2, x is displacement
have max acceleration at max -,+(x)
w (angular speed) = the number of radian it move through per second
2(pai)f, f-is constant in 1 frequency for 1 cycle
2(Pai)f=2pai/T
system
oscilaltion spring
pendulum
damping, forcing & resonance
damping
forced oscilation & resonance
self-excited vibration
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