csillapításnál
Csillapításnál, often translated as damping or attenuation, is a physical phenomenon describing the gradual decrease in the amplitude of an oscillating system over time. This reduction in amplitude is caused by the dissipation of energy from the system into its surroundings. Common causes of damping include friction, air resistance, and internal material losses.
In mechanical systems, damping is crucial for preventing excessive vibrations. For instance, shock absorbers in vehicles
In electrical circuits, damping is observed in oscillating circuits like RLC circuits. The resistance component in