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Mechanics: oscillations 
Bouncing ball this applet shows the mass bouncing from the walls of the box. The mass moves under the force of gravity, and all collisions are elastic. The angle at which the mass hits the surface is equal to the angle at which it leaves the surface
Bouncing ball bouncing ball
Coupled Harmonic Oscillator Coupled Harmonic Oscillator animation
Coupled oscillators coupled oscillators, transfer energy between two coupled oscillators
Coupled oscillators coupled oscillators, Double Pendulum
Coupled pendula this simulation shows two pendula coupled by a spring which has a small spring constant (weak coupling). For such systems it is characteristic that the oscillation's energy permanently moves from one partial system to the other
Damped Harmonic Oscillator
Damped harmonic motion Damped harmonic motion oscillator
Damped Oscillator Damped Oscillator animation
Damped oscillator a brief treatment of damped oscillations with a friction force that is proportional to the velocity
Double Pendulum This is a simulation of a double pendulum, Kinematics of the Double Pendulum
Driven harmonic motion (1 mass) Explore the relationship between mass, spring constants, driving frequency, etc
Driven harmonic motion (2 masses)
Forced oscillations Forced oscillations
Hooke's law force vs elongation
Hooke's Law animation illustrating Hooke's Law
Mass on a spring spring wave, Drag and drop the mass to start the oscillations
Mass on a spring
Mass on a Spring law of conservation of energy
Ondes mécaniques en Français
Oscillating Spring An oscillating spring is an example of SHM (Simple Harmonic Motion) which results when the force is directly proportional to the displacement and is always directed toward the equilibrium position
Oscillation and Wave If a spring with a mass m attached to it is slightly stretched or compresses with displacement x. The restoring force is given by Hooke's Law
Oscillations d'un ressort en Français
Oscillateurs harmoniques en Français
Oscillateurs mécaniques en Français
Pendules multiples en Français
Pendule balistique en Français
Pendulum The weight, force due to tension, and total force exerted on the bob of a pendulum are shown
Pendulum demonstrates the variation of elongation, velocity, tangential acceleration, force and energy during the oscillation of a pendulum (assumed with no friction)
Pendulum You can select the amplitude of the motion by simply grabbing the mass with your mouse. The mass will perform oscillations. By playing with the parameters of the simulation, you can get a good intuitive feeling for how oscillators behave
Pendulum study the harmonic motion of a pendulum
Pendulum Double Pendulum
Pendulum Simple Harmonic Pendulum, drag the pendulum to the side and release. The pendulum will exhibit simple harmonic motion
Spring pendulum Java applet demonstrates the variation of elongation, velocity, acceleration, force and energy during the oscillation of a spring pendulum (assumed with no friction)
Springs and work
Spring scale
Torsion Pendulum Experiment two examples of Simple Harmonic Motion, Torsion Pendulum animation
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