For a second order system damping factor is 0.1. If ωd is frequency of damped oscillations and ωn is natural frequency, then-A-ωd ≈ ωnB-C- .root { background image: url(/_files/images/chemical engineering/common/root.gif); background position: top left; background repeat: no repeat; padding left: 10px; padding top: 1px; } ωn ≈ ωnD-ωd ≈ (ωn)2-A-ωd ≈ ωn

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For a second order system damping factor is 0.1. If &omega;d is frequency of damped oscillations and &omega;n is natural frequency, then-A-&omega;d &asymp; &omega;nB-C- .root { background image: url(/_files/images/chemical engineering/common/root.gif); background position: top left; background repeat: no repeat; padding left: 10px; padding top: 1px; } ωn ≈ ωnD-&omega;d &asymp; (&omega;n)2-A-&omega;d &asymp; &omega;n

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A &omega;d &asymp; &omega;n &omega;d = &omega;n(1 0.1)2 ⋍ &omega;n

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For a second order system damping factor is 0.1. If ωd is frequency of damped oscillations and ωn is natural frequency, then

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For a second order system damping factor is 0.1. If ω_d is frequency of damped oscillations and ω_n is natural frequency, then

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