Lecture

Springs: Typical Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the typical functions of springs, including exerting precise forces, storing and releasing energy, filtering vibrations, and examples like vehicle suspensions and mechanical watches. It also discusses concepts such as preload, natural frequency, and dynamic amplification factor.

Instructors (3)

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