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 MOTION
  1. restoring force is directly proportional to displacement from equi. point

    Annotations:

    • F= -kx a= -w^2x 

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    1. requirements
      1. mass
        1. linear restoring force
        2. characteristic
          1. periodic
            1. same frequency
              1. oscillation - same oscillation
                1. linear restoring force
                2. oscillation loaded spring
                  1. parameters
                    1. displcacement (x)
                      1. amplitude (A)
                        1. period (T)
                          1. frequency (f)
                            1. angular frequency (w)
                              1. phase angle (@)
                              2. kinematics
                                1. displcacement
                                  1. x= A cos @= x[max] cos wt
                                    1. A=x[max]
                                      1. @=wt
                                      2. at x-axis
                                        1. @=wt, w is constant. t is independent (outside the circle)
                                          1. Enter text here
                                          2. velocity
                                            1. -Aw sin wt
                                              1. because the velocity is moving to the left, it have -(ve) sign

                                                Attachments:

                                                1. we use sin bcoz the @ is on the P point, not Q
                                              2. acceleration
                                                1. do not fixed with time
                                                  1. a=-xw^2, x is displacement
                                                    1. have max acceleration at max -,+(x)
                                                    2. w (angular speed) = the number of radian it move through per second
                                                      1. 2(pai)f, f-is constant in 1 frequency for 1 cycle
                                                        1. 2(Pai)f=2pai/T
                                                      2. system
                                                        1. oscilaltion spring
                                                          1. pendulum
                                                          2. damping, forcing & resonance
                                                            1. damping
                                                              1. forced oscilation & resonance
                                                                1. self-excited vibration
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