Physics 201 Lecture 9 Torque and Rotation.

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Physics 201 Lecture 9 Torque and Rotation

Radians are the “natural” way to measure angle Arc-length is proportional to both the angle and the radius of the circle – in symbols: We can simplify with a new unit for angle: Using radians creates a much cleaner expression for arc-length:

Rotation is change in orientation There is an analogy between the definitions of linear and angular motion Rotation is change in orientation

The parts of a rigid object rotate together Tangential components Radial components Condition for things that are rolling Sliding: Slipping:

Torque drives angular acceleration We seek a formula like Newton’s second law in the context of rotation – it will look like: We have discussed torque and angular acceleration The piece in the middle corresponds to mass for rotation and is called the moment of inertia We must now discuss how to determine its value for various objects

Moment of inertia depends on the distribution of mass Each piece obeys Newton’s second law individually

That sum in the moment of inertia hides some calculus – we use a table Object Moment of Inertia Circular ring Circular plate Hollow sphere Solid sphere Object Moment of Inertia Thin rod (center) Thin rod (end) Moment of inertia is smallest when mass is concentrated near the axis

Angular momentum is conserved if there is no external torque Rotational energy and angular momentum are conserved also, but in different ways Angular momentum is conserved if there is no external torque http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQQ-wTG3K4Q5_bDSeyFgD9_k7UO8snEUq8l0ZzlqH_la_Hlx6ep http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQG4oPgouOpmRgdunl6f_EXfeCukwAdEJcGCWP_0xR8Z-g8MjSJYg http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRioqVGH6ilAnEQCUcxKm4FyZxtuP1HTbKa1PQ1JPJvsITuZ7ix http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQjkQZ5mPyvzjQr143gPIXCOC8i3xvXR7fUGzA3CsibN3wEOIGqgA

Free rotation – the moment of inertia is really a tensor If rotation is not along a line of symmetry, extra torque is required to support the rotation This causes a wobble in the rotation: precession and nutation Every object has a wobble-free axis – dynamic balancing