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    4.1 Kinematics of Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)

    Kari Eloranta2013

    Jyvskyln Lyseon lukio

    International Baccalaureate

    January 15, 2013

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    4.1 Simple Harmonic Motion

    Definition of Simple Harmonic Motion

    In simple harmonic motion the acceleration a of the object is proportionalto the displacement x from the equilibrium position, and directed towardthe equilibrium position.

    Defining Equation of Simple Harmonic Motion

    The defining equation of simple harmonic motion is

    a=2x (1)

    where a is the acceleration of the object, and is the angular frequency of

    simple harmonic motion.

    Examples of simple harmonic motion include a horizontally oscillatingpendulum bob suspended from a string, and a vertically oscillating bob

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    4.1 Simple Harmonic Motion

    Definition of Period T

    Period T is the time taken for one complete oscillation.

    Definition of Frequency f

    Frequency f is the number of oscillations per unit time.

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    4.1 Simple Harmonic Motion

    Frequency fThe frequency is

    f=1

    T(2)

    where T is the period of oscillation.

    The unit of frequency is

    [f]=1

    [T]=

    1

    s = 1 Hz (hertz)

    For example, if the frequency of the oscillations is 10 Hz it means that10 complete oscillations take place in one second.

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    Figure : A bob suspended from a string is a harmonic oscillator at small angles.

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