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bobby1988
post Mar 7 2011, 02:16 PM

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QUOTE(-Max91- @ Sep 29 2009, 07:47 PM)
Erm now I'm learning Resonance, but there's a problem here...what does Natural Frequency actually is? I don't really understand..does it have a value or what? and is the value fix or change?
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As far as I know, natural frequency is the frequency of an object when it is in its natural position, e.g. unforced excitation. The equation governing it is , w(omega)=sqrt*(k/m) where w(omega) is the natural frequency, k is the coefficient of material stiffness and m is the mass of the object.

I had just started doing phd in advance material engineering and piezoelectricity. Its somehow related with some physic knowledge but I am not sure the gravity of it.

 

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