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Oscillation

The document discusses periodic motion, defining key concepts such as time period, frequency, amplitude, and oscillation. It explains simple harmonic motion (SHM), including its characteristics, equations, and energy conservation principles. Additionally, it covers the relationship between SHM and uniform circular motion, as well as various types of pendulums and combinations of springs.
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Oscillation

The document discusses periodic motion, defining key concepts such as time period, frequency, amplitude, and oscillation. It explains simple harmonic motion (SHM), including its characteristics, equations, and energy conservation principles. Additionally, it covers the relationship between SHM and uniform circular motion, as well as various types of pendulums and combinations of springs.
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Periodic Motion

If a motion on definite path repeats itself after a fixed time interval,


then this motion is known as periodic motion

Time period

The minimum time interval after which motion repeats itself is known as
time period

Frequency- No. of oscillations per second

Amplitude- maximum displacement from Mean Position

Vibration- Oscillation with very high Amplitude and high frequency.

T may or may not be constant,

force is Restoring and aways towards mean Position

Oscillation
A type of periodic Motion in which particle moves back and forth about a mean position
Earth's motion is not a oscillation but motion Pendulum is
It is not necessary that the end points in the oscillatory motion is fixed

If in Oscillatory Motion = Total Mechanical energy conserved then the end points will
be same

Linear simple Harmonic Motion


Oscillation with constant Amplitude and frequency.
Conditions for SHM

Extreme Position Mean position Extreme Position

Differential equation of SHM


Deriving equation of speed for SHM
Speed of Particle at Any time

Deriving Position of Particle in SHM


# velocity and accn of particle
-ve shows that acceleration is opposite to displacement
Draw graph between speed V and position X

(Max Velocity at Mean Position)

Removing the graph in the negative Y axis


because speed can’t be negative
Draw graph between acceleration a and position X
Kinetic Energy In SHM
Potential Energy In SHM

Total Energy In SHM


Total Mechanical conservation
Basic question
Equation Of SHM
Q. A particle on a planck is performing SHM in vertical direction.

Equation of SHM =

1. Find normal force on mass ‘m’

Extreme position

Mean position

Theory: since the particle is doing SHM, so it will have acceleration towards the mean position

This is the least value of normal performing SHM


Theory: since the particle is doing SHM, so it will have acceleration towards the mean position

At extreme position in SHM the acceleration is maximum

This is the largest value of normal performing SHM


SHM as projection of uniform circular motion

The radius of circle and the amplitude of SHM is same

Horizontal Planck

If a particle moves in a uniform circular motion, then its shadow will perform in oscillatory motion

Now proving this oscillatory motion as SHM

Since uniform circular motion or no tangential

Hence, it will perform SHM


Write down equation of SHM, whose amplitude is ‘A’ and angular frequency and
its initial position is as shown

Mean Position

Analysing second information about velocity to


Analysing this question through uniform circular motion method

So we have to analyse two situations because at T=0 there


are two positions on the circle, whose projection on the
horizontal plan is starting from mean position

If the particle projected velocity is going in the right direction means the particle had started

If the particle projected velocity is going in the left direction means a particle at started
from the bottom, where the value of phii becomes pie because the angle is 180°

Case 1

Case 2

Case 3

Case 4
Since velocity is going in the positive
Analysing this question through uniform circular motion method
Spring Mass System
Combination Of Spring
Angular SHM

Simple Pendulum
Physical or Compound Pendulum
Torsional Pendulum
Superposition Of SHM’s
Case - 1 Same direction Same omega
Case - 2 Same direction different omega
Case-3 Mutually Perpendicular Direction
Miscellaneous Questions

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