4.2 - Energy changes during SHM 4.3 - Forced Oscilliations and Resonance

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4.2 - Energy changes during SHM 4.3 - Forced Oscilliations and Resonance
  1. 4.2.1
    1. Considering a swinging pendulum: at the maximum placement from O the pendulum has maximum potential enery and minimum kinetic energy. when the pendulum is at the equilibrium position, O, is has minimum potential energy and maximum kinetic energy
    2. 4.3.1
      1. Damping- When a system has to do work against opposing forces such as air resistance and friction it will lose energy and thus oscilliate less.
        1. For example cars have dampers between the body and the wheels. Their purpose is to damp the oscilation caused by bumps in the road
        2. 4.3.3
          1. Natural frequency, f0 - the frequency by which a system would oscillate if not disturbed; when a pendulum is lift and released
            1. Forced oscillation- when a system is forced to oscillate in a frequency other than its natural frequency
            2. 4.3.5
              1. Resonance- Forcing a system to vibrate at its antural frequency will increase its aplitude
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