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General Force Response

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1 General Force Response

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

3 Impulse Force

4 Impulse Force

5 Impulse Force

6 Impulse Force

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9 Impulse Force

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11 Step Force Step force – Damped system

12 Step Force

13 Step Force

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17 Ramp Force

18 Ramp Force

19 Periodic Force

20 Periodic Force

21 Periodic Force

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25 Response Spectrum

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28 Frequency Response

29 Frequency Response

30 Frequency Response

31 Frequency Response: Bode diagram

32 Frequency Response: Bode diagram

33 Frequency Response: Bode diagram

34 Frequency Response: Bode diagram

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37 Harmonic force vibration Damped system

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