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General Force Response

General Force Response Impulse force Step force Ramp force Shock force Periodic force

Impulse Force

Impulse Force

Impulse Force

Impulse Force

Impulse Force

Step Force Step force – Damped system

Step Force

Step Force

Ramp Force

Ramp Force

Periodic Force

Periodic Force

Periodic Force

Response Spectrum

Frequency Response

Frequency Response

Frequency Response

Frequency Response: Bode diagram

Frequency Response: Bode diagram

Frequency Response: Bode diagram

Frequency Response: Bode diagram

Harmonic force vibration Damped system

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