andningsdämpning
Andningsdämpning refers to a phenomenon where the amplitude of oscillations in a system is reduced over time. This is typically observed in physical systems that exhibit oscillatory behavior, such as pendulums, springs, or electrical circuits. The reduction in amplitude is due to the dissipation of energy from the system into its surroundings. This energy loss can occur through various mechanisms, including friction, air resistance, or electrical resistance.
In a simple harmonic oscillator, such as a pendulum swinging in air, andningsdämpning is caused by air
In electrical circuits, andningsdämpning can occur in resonant circuits containing inductors and capacitors. Energy is lost