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(a) Using the equation for the amplitudeA , show that if the viscous friction is small, the amplitude is large when Dis approximately equal toF . Using the equation involving the phase shift , show that the phase shiftis approximately0 for very low driving frequencyD , approximately180 for very high driving frequencyD , and90 at resonance, consistent with your experiment.

(b) Show that with small viscous friction, the amplitudeA drops to12 of the peak amplitude when the driving angular frequency differs from resonance by this amount:

|F-D|c2mF

(Hint: Note that near resonanceDF , SoF+D2F .) Given these results, how does the width of the resonance peak depend on the amount of friction? What would the resonance curve look like if there were very little friction?

Short Answer

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a. Using equation of amplitude,the results are below:

  • For a low viscous friction coefficient and FD, the amplitude is A.
  • ForD<<F , the phase shift is=0 .
  • For D>>F, the phase shift is =180.
  • For D=F, the phase shift is =90.

(b) When the driving angular frequency differs from resonance by the amountF2-D2=cmD , the amplitude will be reduced by 12.

Step by step solution

01

Definition of Amplitude

A periodic variable's amplitude is a measure of how much it changes in a single period (such as time or spatial period). A non-periodic signal's amplitude is its magnitude in comparison to a reference value. In a variety of ways, the amount of the differences between the variable's extreme values is utilised to define amplitude.

02

Analysing the equation for amplitude

Write the equation for the amplitudeA .

A=F2F2-D22+cmD2D

Whenc0 then cmD20 and whenFD then F2-D20.

By using the approximation c0 and FD the result is .

F2-D22+cmD20

On using this result in the equation of amplitude the value of amplitude isA .

03

Analysing phase shift when ωD<<ωF

Write the phase shift equation.

cos=F2-D2F2-D22+cmD2

WhenD<<F then F2-D22F2 and F2-D2F2.

By using the approximationD<<F the result is .

role="math" localid="1668513686939" F2-D22+cmD2F4+cm2D2F2

use these results into the equation of phase shift.

cosF2F22cos10

04

Analysing phase shift when ωD>>ωF

Write the phase shift equation.

cos=F2-D2F2-D22+cmD2

WhenD>>F then F2-D22+cmD2D4+cmD2,D4+cmD2D2 , and F2-D2-D2.

use these results into the equation of phase shift.

cos-D2D2-1180

05

Analysing phase shift when  ωF=ωD

In the resonance case,F=Dthe result is F2-D2=0.

Use this into the equation of phase shift.

cos=0=90

Therefore, the below results are concluded:

  • For a low viscous friction coefficient andFD , the amplitude isA .
  • ForD<<F , the phase shift is=0.
  • For D>>F, the phase shift is =180.
  • ForD=F , the phase shift is=90 .
06

Analysing theexpression for amplitude when it drops 

The amplitude is given by A=F2F2-D22+cmD2D when the amplitude drops to 12of the maximum value, solve the denominator.

F2-D22=cmD2F2-D2=cmD

07

Calculation of resonance peak

The left part of the equation can be written asF2-D2=F-DF+D .

Near resonance,F+D2F2D use this into the above equation.

F-D2D=cmDF-D=c2m

When the expression above is valid than the amplitude will be reduced by12.

Therefore, when the expressionF-D=c2m is valid than the amplitude will be reduced by12 but, on the other handF2-D2=c2mD must also be true.

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