Dämpfungskontrolle
Dämpfungskontrolle, often translated as damping control, refers to the management or regulation of energy dissipation within a system. This is particularly relevant in mechanical and electrical engineering, where unwanted vibrations or oscillations can degrade performance, cause damage, or reduce efficiency. The goal of damping control is to reduce the amplitude of these oscillations or to prevent them from occurring altogether.
In mechanical systems, damping is often achieved through various mechanisms such as fluid dampers, friction brakes,
In electrical circuits, damping control might refer to managing the decay rate of oscillations in resonant