MassFederDämpferSystem
MassFederDämpferSystem is a basic mechanical model used to describe linear vibrational behavior. It consists of a rigid mass connected to a ground reference through a linear spring and a viscous damper. In its most common form, the system is a single-degree-of-freedom model used to study how a body responds to external forces or base motions.
For displacement x(t) of the mass, with an external force F(t) applied, the equation of motion is
Dynamic behavior is classified by the damping ratio. If ζ < 1 the system is underdamped and exhibits
Applications of the MassFederDämpferSystem include structural dynamics, automotive suspensions, machinery mounts, and vibration isolation in buildings
Variants and limitations: Real systems often show nonlinearities, friction, hysteresis, and manufacturing tolerances that violate the