Chapter 14

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Chapter 14 Periodic Motion

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Chapter 14. Periodic Motion. Hooke’s Law. Potential Energy in a Spring. See also section 7.3. Simple Harmonic Oscillator. Notations. This is the simple harmonic oscillation equation. Very very important!. You want to write ALL oscillation equations in this form. Simple pendulum. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Chapter 14Periodic Motion

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Hooke’s Law

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Potential Energy in a Spring

See also section 7.3

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Simple Harmonic Oscillator

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Notations

This is the simple harmonic oscillation equation.

Very very important!

You want to write ALL oscillation equations in this form.

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Other Examples

Simplependulum

Tuning fork

Skyscraper(Inverted Pendulum)

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In general

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Rewriting Formulae

Equations

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All equations looks the same

You want to write ALL oscillation equations in this form.

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Solution

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(Natural) Frequency, Period, etc…

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Example

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What it looks like

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Math Reminder

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x,v & a

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Using initial conditions

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ExampleGiven moment of inertia I and CM at l,find the angular frequency.

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Example

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Simple Pendulum

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Simple Pendulum

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ExampleA lead ball is attached to a string 3m long. Find the natural period of the pendulum.

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Energy of SHO

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Conservation of Energy

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Energy of a pendulum (reminder)

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Energy of a pendulum

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DampedOscillation

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Damping Force

Fr

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Newton Second Law

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Oscillations with damping

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Solving the Equation

Try the solution:

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Under-damped

Over-damped

Critically damped

Three Cases

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Under-damped

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Under-damped Movie

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Three cases:

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2.

3.

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Under-damped:

Over-damped:

Critically damped:

Three Cases

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Under-damped

Over-damped

Critically damped

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Under-damped

Critically damped

Over-damped

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under damped

over damped

critically damped

system slows down fastest when critically damped

Too much dampingIs counter-productive!

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ResonancePushing a swing

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Driven / Forced Oscillations

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Driven / Forced Oscillations

Amplitude A(ωd)

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Resonance

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Resonance

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