Chapter 14
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Transcript of Chapter 14
Chapter 14Periodic 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.
Other Examples
Simplependulum
Tuning fork
Skyscraper(Inverted Pendulum)
In general
Rewriting Formulae
Equations
All equations looks the same
You want to write ALL oscillation equations in this form.
Solution
(Natural) Frequency, Period, etc…
Example
What it looks like
Math Reminder
x,v & a
Using initial conditions
ExampleGiven moment of inertia I and CM at l,find the angular frequency.
Example
Simple Pendulum
Simple Pendulum
ExampleA lead ball is attached to a string 3m long. Find the natural period of the pendulum.
Energy of SHO
Conservation of Energy
Energy of a pendulum (reminder)
Energy of a pendulum
DampedOscillation
Damping Force
Fr
Newton Second Law
Oscillations with damping
Solving the Equation
Try the solution:
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Under-damped
Over-damped
Critically damped
Three Cases
Under-damped
Under-damped Movie
Three cases:
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2.
3.
Under-damped:
Over-damped:
Critically damped:
Three Cases
Under-damped
Over-damped
Critically damped
Under-damped
Critically damped
Over-damped
under damped
over damped
critically damped
system slows down fastest when critically damped
Too much dampingIs counter-productive!
ResonancePushing a swing
Driven / Forced Oscillations
Driven / Forced Oscillations
Amplitude A(ωd)
Resonance
Resonance