Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Given a SDOF of spring-mass-coulomb damping, with mas of 0.1kg, stiffness of 10N s/m and a damping force of 0.1N is excited by a harmonic force of 1N amplitude at 1hz. Assuming steady-state condition, calculate the amplitude of vibrationn of the mass. How long the vibration will continu if the excitation is removed?
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