AQA A Level Physics复习笔记6.3.3 Resonance
Resonance The frequency of forced oscillations is referred to as the driving frequency (f) or the frequency of the applied force All oscillating systems have a natural frequency (f0), this i...
Resonance The frequency of forced oscillations is referred to as the driving frequency (f) or the frequency of the applied force All oscillating systems have a natural frequency (f0), this i...
Free & Forced Oscillations Free Oscillations Free oscillations occur when there is no transfer of energy to or from the surroundings This happens when an oscillating system is displaced ...
What are complex roots? A quadratic equation can either have two real roots (zeros), a repeated real root or no real roots This depends on the location of the graph of the quadratic with respect to...
Edexcel IGCSE Biology 复习笔记 2.10.7 Synapses The Role of Neurotransmitters Neurones do not actually come into direct contact with each other Where the dendrites of two neurones meet (to ma...
Damping In practice, all oscillators eventually stop oscillating Their amplitudes decrease rapidly, or gradually This happens due to resistive forces, such as friction or air resistan...
Required Practical: Investigating SHM Equipment List Resolution of measuring equipment: Stopwatch = 0.01 s Metre Ruler = 1 mm SHM in a Mass-Spring System The overall aim of this exper...
How do I write a complex number in modulus-argument (polar) form? How do I multiply complex numbers in modulus-argument (polar) form? The main benefit of writing complex numbers in modulus-argument...
Energy in SHM During simple harmonic motion, energy is constantly exchanged between two forms: kinetic and potential The potential energy could be in the form of: Gravitational potential ene...
What does addition look like on an Argand diagram? In Cartesian form two complex numbers are added by adding the real and imaginary parts When plotted on an Argand diagram the complex number z1 + ...
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