Damping & Resonance - A-level Physics

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00:00 Damping (light, heavy & critical)
03:03 Resonance -
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Re-uploaded due to a mistake. Thanks to Henry Bamber for spotting!

ScienceShorts

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greymelon

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muhammadsaadarshad

You explained this better than my 3-hour physics lecture. Excellent!

alexandrarose

You've saved me. I finally understand damping 😂

DarkElf

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superevithii

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anjawium

Interestingly the resistive force and the restoring force are 90 degrees out of phase also for damping. Since the air resistance force is proportional to the negative of the speed (or speed squared).

joshplayz

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figaro-dgc

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soaksoka

That was really well explained thank you!

doreenbachmann

I was taught that what you called heavy damping is actually overdamping. Heavy dampening is just like light dampening but the amplitude decreases faster, that’s what I learnt at a level

callumpaton

So all that theory, Sir, How do we derive the time 't', (light damping case) or when that bob pendulum swing has stopped oscillating for practical reasons?

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