massenspringsdampersystem
A massenspringsdampersystem, commonly referred to as a mass-spring-damper system, is a fundamental mechanical concept used in engineering and physics to describe the behavior of oscillatory systems. It consists of three primary components: a mass, a spring, and a damper (often a dashpot or viscous damper). These components interact to regulate motion, absorb vibrations, and control oscillations in various applications, including vehicles, buildings, and machinery.
The mass represents the inertia of the system, the spring provides elastic restoring force proportional to
In automotive engineering, mass-spring-damper systems are integral to suspension designs, where they balance ride comfort and
Tuning the system involves adjusting parameters like spring stiffness, damping coefficient, and mass distribution to achieve