Resonance
Cards (24)
- What is the frequency of forced oscillations called?
- What is the natural frequency of an oscillating system?
- What happens when the driving frequency approaches the natural frequency?
- What is resonance defined as?
- How does pushing a child on a swing demonstrate resonance?
- What occurs if the driving frequency does not match the natural frequency?
- Why is energy transferred most efficiently at resonance?
- What is a resonance curve?
- What happens to amplitude when driving frequency is less than natural frequency?
- What occurs at the peak of the resonance curve?
- What happens when driving frequency exceeds natural frequency?
- How does damping affect resonance vibrations?
- What remains unchanged when damping is increased?
- How does the resonance curve change with increased damping?
- What does increased damping do to the sharpness of resonance?
- What can cause glass to smash due to resonance?
- How does a radio demonstrate resonance?
- What mechanical system is commonly used to show resonance?
- What happens when pendulum X is released in Barton's pendulums?
- Why does pendulum C have the largest amplitude in Barton's pendulums?
- How are the phases of oscillations related to the lengths of pendulums?
- What phase is pendulum C with length L relative to the driver?
- What phase are pendulums B and A with lengths greater than L?
- What phase are pendulums E and D with lengths less than L?