Lecture

Dynamic Systems Theory

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This lecture covers the theory of dynamic systems, focusing on equations of motion, acceleration, and examples of single coil systems with and without magnets. Demonstrations are provided to illustrate the concepts discussed, including the calculation of induced voltage and the dynamic effects on strength and tension.

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