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The document discusses the principles of harmonic motion, including simple harmonic motion (SHM) equations and parameters such as amplitude, angular frequency, and phase. It provides mathematical expressions for position, velocity, and energy in SHM, along with examples and calculations. The document also explores the phase difference between two oscillations.

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The document discusses the principles of harmonic motion, including simple harmonic motion (SHM) equations and parameters such as amplitude, angular frequency, and phase. It provides mathematical expressions for position, velocity, and energy in SHM, along with examples and calculations. The document also explores the phase difference between two oscillations.

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23/01/2025
Harmonic Vs Simple Harmonic Motion
un ~


Any type of
motion
ac (x) -

- x

cillatory

for spring mas


system , a= (w -) .

wr

For SAM a = -cos .


,

Solution : -

se(t) =
Aut + ) or ) (u++

-A
Umax =
A and Umin =
.
Angular frequency

Amplitude
# =
(w)

frequency I = =
A sin((wt + &)

I
#
=
x =

contact

Phase (0) time
dependent

constant/Initial
&
& - Phase phase
. = .

·
at t = 0 X = .
0

I ,
-
-
22 Asin (n ++ ) ., 0

at t =
0
, v =
tre-

v
= =
Aws(w) - deve

· E
.

X
10 un
① Nm
E
i
- u= 0 k =
100
K
· m =

250g .

t = 0

x= 0 A = 0. 1m .

x(t) A cos(wt + b)
=
=
w =
20

u(t) = 0- 1 Cos(20t + b)
&
at t = o
,
x = 0 . 1 and

x(t) = 0. 1 cos (20t) . 0 . 1 = 0 . 1 cas(20x0 +


b)
(20t M2).
2) cos =
1 8
x(t) =
0 .
1 Sin +

cosoz Sin (A) to)

that plitude
the
always have to minte
* We the solution such

be
always positive coefficient of t must also postive
i
and
x(t) =
0 . 1 cos(20t) = cos(0t + ) .
=
%
0 .
1 cos(fot) ·

① -ve
can't be
negative-
1
-
- + ve

=
m
0 . N
=

209
w = 20

t =
0
K = 100 Nm =>

x = 0

2)(t) =
Asin(20 + + 8) t = 0
,
u = 0
,
V = + zms .

0 = A Sin (8) = 00 0
mine
,

2m

v(H =
20A cos(20t + 5)

·
tree vo -

Ez
A-!
=>

& mu Era +
= 0 =

⑦ for this case


Sin(20t) .
-
= A
act) = 0 . 1
1000tm

v
K =
me 250g .

=
;
+ 20
a= 0 v(t)AcO -

x(t) AGs(ct 5) -20Asin(0) -


=
+
=

Ex10X +
=
3

= 20 and

Extreme position . = tanld) = 8. .

o I ↓

a
.

T 8 =
a

==
A
x(t) = 0 . 1 cos(20 + + 4)
*
u(t) =
Asin(wt +) => x =
Asinlut+ ) -

v (t) = Alcos (WHO) = Yo = A cos(w + + b) -

② +E
c(A x)
x +
E = A = v =
-

-
IV -=

Visualizing phase
+ 8)
A Ax -Ap
x =
Acos(
X xz 0 <
x A
- =
= = =

· = My
· * = -
=

A cos()
in
Phase
o

- < ⑧

t= 0
to
-
3
- & - -

-They ore I in the same


phase
.
-

-
o
t zu
>
-
t -

Ty
. :-
tity- tot
>
-

3
t 0
difference
=

----. ⑧
.....
on--> Phase
0 A +u
of
- =

--
>

t 0
--- ④
=

>
- >
-

-- = ... I

t ]c-tit,
=
sir
0 = 0 = us

Ian
2
-

3
---

10
-
Find the phase difference between the two oscillations given

① x , (t) =
2 Sin(t) ,
((t) =- 2 Sin(2t) = Sin (at +A)
-

sy =
(a t + A) -

at =

x
,
(t) =
2 Sin(2t) ,
Hilt) acs(2t)
=-
=
2 Sin (2 + + 3)
(0 +) -(0)
·
A =

3
x
, (t) =
Sin(t)
-
; (t) = Sin
(F-t) = -

Sin(t-u)
=
Sin
(t-Ay + A) Si(t
+
=

10
=

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