10 Oscillations Flashcards

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defination of shm

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the oscillatory motion of a body/object/oscillator whose
acceleration a is always
directed towards a fixed point and is
directly proportional to its displacement x from that fixed point.

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Definition of oscillation

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An oscillation is a periodic fluctuation of a physical quantity about a fixed value

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Free oscillation

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In a free oscillation,
there are no resistive forces or driving forces and the total energy is always constant
the object oscillates with a frequency called its natural frequency

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Damped oscillation

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In a damped oscillation,
The oscillation experiences resistive or dissipative forces and
The oscillating system loses energy until it comes to a stop

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Critical damping

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When a system is critically damped, body does not oscillate but returns to its equilibrium position in the shortest possible time

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Forced oscillation

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When a driving force or driver is applied periodically to an oscillating system, the system is made to oscillate at the frequency of the driver

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Resonance

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Resonance is the phenomenon in which there is a maximum transfer of energy from the driver to the oscillating system in a forced oscillation.
The oscillating system achieves maximum amplitude during resonance
Resonance occurs when the driving frequency equals the natural frequency of the oscillating system

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To reduce maximum amplitude of resonance

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Increase the degree of damping on the oscillating system

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How does … damp the system

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Explain how energy is dissipated

Less energy is available for oscillations so amplitude is smallter

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