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Stage 3 – Page 9
Simple Harmonic Motion – Forced Oscillations & Resonance
1. What are Forced Oscillations?
When an external periodic force acts on an oscillator, the motion is called forced oscillation.
F = F₀ sin(ωt)
- System oscillates with driving frequency
- Independent of natural frequency (after transient)
2. Equation of Motion
m d²x/dt² + b dx/dt + kx = F₀ sin(ωt)
Steady-state motion is important for exams
3. Steady-State Amplitude
Amplitude depends on driving frequency:
A = F₀ / √[(k − mω²)² + (bω)²]
Maximum amplitude occurs near resonance
4. Resonance (Most Tested Concept)
Resonance occurs when amplitude becomes maximum.
ωr = √(ω₀² − (b² / 2m²))
Resonant frequency ≠ natural frequency
5. Phase Relation (IIT Favourite)
| Frequency | Phase Difference |
|---|---|
| Low (ω ≪ ω₀) | 0° (in phase) |
| At resonance | 90° |
| High (ω ≫ ω₀) | 180° (out of phase) |
6. Velocity Resonance
Velocity becomes maximum at:
ω = ω₀
Different resonance conditions for displacement and velocity
7. Power Absorbed by Oscillator
Average power absorbed:
Pavg = (F₀² b ω²) / [2((k − mω²)² + (bω)²)]
Power maximum occurs at ω = ω₀
8. Bandwidth & Q-Factor
Bandwidth:
Δω = b / m
Quality factor:
Q = ω₀ / Δω
High Q → sharp resonance
9. Common JEE Traps
- Assuming resonance at ω₀ always
- Ignoring damping in resonance problems
- Confusing power resonance with displacement resonance
- Wrong phase angle assumptions
Stage 3 – Page 9 Summary
✔ Forced oscillations depend on driving frequency
✔ Resonance shifts due to damping
✔ Power maximum at natural frequency
— Stage 3 | Forced Oscillations & Resonance —
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