When we place an ideal Harmonic Oscillator in a medium that introduces friction, we get a Damped Harmonic Oscillations. Under light damping, we observe oscillations whose amplitude decreases exponentially. With damping greater than a critical value, no oscillations happen. Instead a displaced oscillator slowly comes towards its equilibrium

In this video, I look at the forces involved, obtain the equations of motion, and solve the necessary equation for various situations.

00:00 Introduction
01:32 Equation of Motion
15:20 Without Damping
18:44 Under Damping
27:57 Critical Damping
34:00 Over damping
37:03 Final Results

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