A oscillation is a movement or a periodic fluctuation. The oscillations are either with constant amplitude or quenched. They answer the same equations whatever the field.

Mechanics

A oscillation is a repetitive movement of a moving part around a fixed point of balance.

  • a beam of pendulum oscillates from right to left around its point of balance which is the vertical. The movement can be maintained by a system with Ressort or by Impulsion S electric S.
  • a suspension Véhicule to tendency to to oscillate around its point of rest, during its operation without Amortisseur or when this one is defective.

See also oscillating Systems with a degree of freedom.

Electricity-electronics

The oscillation in a Electrical circuit can be desired, like in the case of the Oscillateur S, or be due to a defect. It consists of a variation Cyclique of the intensity of the electric current in this circuit.

Physics

The matter is in perpetual agitation or oscillation at the molecular level. These Onde S can be:

  • material, as the its which is a vibration of the Molécule S composing the Air
  • immaterial, as the Lumière which results from the vibration of a Electric field and of a Magnetic field in the Vide.
  • it also acts of a property of the Neutrino S.
Movement of a body which passes by again regularly by the same positions with same speeds.

Harmonic oscillator

The oscillating harmonic simple checks the differential equation of movement following: y' '(T) + \ omega_0^2 \ cdot there (T) = 0 whose solution of the corresponding equation is:
there (T) = has \ cdot cos (\ omega_0 \ cdot T) + B \ cdot sin (\ omega_0 \ cdot T)     or
there (T) = \ sqrt {A^2 + B^2} \ cdot cos (\ omega_0 \ cdot T + \ varphi)
with   With   and   B   constants to be determined with the conditions initiales.
\ sqrt {A^2 + B^2} is the maximum amplitude of oscillation.

See too

  • Système mass-arises. Studied the period of oscillation of a mass suspended with spring.

External bonds

  • Animations of oscillators (pendulums, system mass-arises, suspension, seismograph, etc)

  • a video explanatory on the relieving of a spring

Simple: Oscillator

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