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Frequency Response Analysis with Damping

The document presents a Python script that generates a frequency response plot for a damped system using various damping ratios. It describes how the system behaves at different normalized frequencies, highlighting smooth following at low frequencies, potential resonance at the natural frequency, and rapid response decrease at high frequencies. The plot includes labeled axes, a title, and a legend for clarity.

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Frequency Response Analysis with Damping

The document presents a Python script that generates a frequency response plot for a damped system using various damping ratios. It describes how the system behaves at different normalized frequencies, highlighting smooth following at low frequencies, potential resonance at the natural frequency, and rapid response decrease at high frequencies. The plot includes labeled axes, a title, and a legend for clarity.

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import numpy as np

import [Link] as plt

omega_n = 1
omega = [Link](0,1.5, 100)

z_var = [Link](0, 1, 11)

[Link](figsize=(5, 10))

for z in z_var:
H = ((1 - (omega**2 / omega_n**2))**2 + (2 * z * omega / omega_n)**2) ** -0.5
[Link](omega, H, label=f'zeta = {z:.2f}')

[Link](r'Frequência Normalizada (ω/$ω_{n}$)')


[Link]('Resposta Normalizada ($x_{p}$ /$x_{st}$)')
[Link]('Resposta em Frequência de Marcílio Quintela')
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• For low frequencies ≪ 1 : the structure smoothly follows the external excitation;
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• For frequencies ≈ 1: the system may exhibit a resonance peak if the damping is low 𝜁 ≈ 0;
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• For very high frequencies ≫ 1: the system's response decreases rapidly, and the structure
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cannot follow the excitation due to damping.

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