Oscillations Flashcards

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1
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Formula for angular frequency

A

w=2πf

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Relationship between acceleration and displacement.

Recall the graph for the relationship, stating three characteristics

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a=-(w^2)x

Refer to image 1,

  • Max acceleration at amplitude,
  • Negative gradient show a and x in opp. direction
  • Straight line passing through origin show a proportional to x
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3
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Recall velocity-displacement graph, stating two characteristics

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Refer to image 2,

Max velocity at equilibrium, zero velocity at amplitudes

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4
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Relationship between displacement and time when

a) Equilibrium at t=0
b) Amplitude at t=0

A

a) x=x0 sin(wt)

b) x=x0 cos(wt)

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5
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Recall x-t, v-t and a-t graph for when starting at equilibrium position

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Refer to image 3

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6
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Phase difference of particles…

a) in phase
b) out of phase
c) in antiphase

A

a) △ɸ = 0
b) 0 < △ɸ < 2π
c) △ɸ = π

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7
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Phase difference formula + condition when using it

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△ɸ = △t/T x 2π , oscillations must have same period/frequency

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8
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Where does a) Max KE and b)Zero KE occur

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a) Equilibrium

b) Amplitude

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9
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Formula for KE and max KE

A

Sub v=… into 1/2mv^2.

Sub max v =…. into 1/2mv^2

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10
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How to find total energy and potential energy?

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TE = Max KE

TE - KE = PE

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11
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What is damped oscillation?

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Oscillation where amplitude decreases due to dissipative forces

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12
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What are the 4 different degrees of damping?

Recall the respective graphs.

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Refer to image 4

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13
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Define resonance

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When driving frequency = natural frequency, giving max. amplitude

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14
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How does damping affect forced oscillations?

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  • Decreased amplitude
  • Broader resonant peak
  • Resonant peak occurs at lower frequencies
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