2. Solve for the motion of a driven-damped harmonic oscillator whose forcing function F(t) is given...
Consider the following equation of motion for a damped driven harmonic oscillator: * + 1 + win = cos(wt) What is the general solution for this equation of motion (no derivation is required here) given that the oscillator is underdamped? Be sure to state which variables are your arbitrary constants.
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3. A damped harmonic oscillator is driven by an external force of the form mfo sin ot. The equation of motion is therefore x + 2ßx + ω x-fo sin dot. carefully explaining all steps, show that the steady-state solution is given by x(t) A() sin at 8) Find A (a) and δ(w).
04. (25 pts)(Fourier Analysis) A periodically driven oscillator and the forcing function is shown tbelow. F(t) The governing equation of the system shown above can be written as mx" + cx' +kx = F(t) where m, c and k are some constants. Considering a forcing function defined as a pulse below for 0 T/2 t 2 for π /2 < t <3m/2 , or 3π which is periodic with a period of 2π in the interval of OSK o Find...
Find the Laplace transform of the given function. f(t) = {et, Ost<2 lo, t> 2 | F(s) =
#6.) Given f(t)=-2:+8, Ost<4, f(t+4)= f(t). Find F(s)=L{f(t)} of the Periodic Function.
Find the Laplace transform of the given function Solve the integral equation f(t) = { 0 < t < 2 t 22 t y(t) = 4t – 3 y(z)sin(t – z)dz 0
A damped oscillator with natural frequency wo and damping K is driven by a period square wave force with amplitude A such that F(t)= A Find the Fourier series for F(t), and solve for the amplitude of the motion of the oscillator. For which frequency wn is the resonance condition the most closely satisfied? Plot the maximum amplitude (in units of A) as a function of wn for the conditions with the spring constant k 1, m 2, K 0.1,...
Problem 2: Solve the initial value problem: with 4. 0<t〈2 f(t) 14t-2i,22
2.4. HARMONIC FOURIER SERIES 57 Problem 2. Consider the function f in L? (0,2m) given by f(t) = sin( 1.5) (when 0 < t < 2π Find the sine and cosine Fourier series expansion (3.1) for f. Choose a partial Fourier series approximation pn(t) for f (t). Then plot pn(t) and f(t) on the same graph. Compute the error llf - Pall. Does this Fourier series converge for t 2mj where j is an integer, and if so what does...