Vibrations Flashcards
Natural frequency =
omega = (k/m)^1/2
In forced vibrations the oscillating body vibrates with the
Frequency Of external force
Equation for forced vibrations
d2x/dt2 = -kx/m -(b/m)dx/dt + F•coswt/m
Amplitude of forced vibrations is
Generally small
Motion equation for forced vibrations
Ma = -kx - bv + F•coswt
Amplitude of forced vibrations
X = X•sin(wt + phi)
Where
X• = (F•/m)/ ((w•^2 - wd^2)^2 + (bw/m)^2 )^1/2
Force in case of damped vibrations
Ff = -bv
Amplitude of damped vibrations
Decreases exponentially
Energy of damped vibrations
Decreases exponentially
Resultant force of damped vibrations
F = Fr + Fd = -kx - bv
Energy equation for damped vibrations
E = (1/2) kxm^2 e^(-bt/m)
Amplitude equation of damped vibrations
X = Xm e^(-bt/m) sin(wt + phi)
Where w= (w•^2 - (b/2m)^2)^1/2
Equation of damped vibrations
d2x/dt2 = -kx/m - (b/m)dx/dt
Resonant vibrations
Are a special case of forced vibrations