Lecture

Van der Pol Oscillator

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Description

This lecture covers the Van der Pol oscillator, exploring its dynamic equations, phase plane representation, and temporal integration. Students will transform second-order systems into first-order systems, simulate the phase plane, and analyze the oscillator's behavior under different conditions.

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