Hi Rebecca, Very good work. Wondering if it's possible to use your video as a teaching material for undergraduate students. Your link will be provided. Please confirm your permission is OK with you. Regards,
Hi Ms. Keller. I'm writing a book on University Physics. May I use a snapshot of your video as illustration? Thanks in advance. L. Vergara P.S.: I've also recommended your video as a study material.
My apologies for not getting back to you in a timely manner! We used Tracker Video Analysis and Modeling Tool to generate the position data from recorded video. I took the data from Tracker and made the graphs in Excel.
Do you mean for the video or for the experiment itself? The program "Tracker" was used to collect the data points and the video was made in Adobe Premiere Pro.
I believe it was to set a scale/reference for the position data collected. I used an automated tracker software to collect the data points, but I needed to be able to tell the program what our measurement system was and what an "inch" was equivalent to. If the camera was at a different distance away from the experiment and I didn't set a reference, the numbers/data would be different. But if a scale/reference is set, it will be mostly consistent measurement regardless of camera distance
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That's gotta be one of the best roll end credits I've ever watched.
+1
Wish more physics videos were like this honestly
Great Video. I am a Mechanical Engineering student and this really helped me understand the concept. Thank you very much.
i loved the ending credits
Very well explained brother ❤️❤️
Watching from India❤️
Clearly smoothly explain
Do u guys know a formula that relates viscosity and amplitude? This is for an experiment.
Awesome demonstration. Thank you!
Thank you! It's so easy, but no professor explain it like that.
Great video! Helped me to visualise the various types of damping better.
LOVED THE CREDITS
Thanks! This’s beautiful way to explain physics
In high school right now and this really helped thank you
what is fluid that you use in this experiments?
Hell yeah! Now I understand this!!!
Thanks a ton👌👌
Well explained💚
does any one know what each fluid he used in the cylinders are?
Great explanation! Thank you!
So so good
Wondeful video! Thank you!!
Brilliant!!
Good video... I loved the simple explanation.. 🙂
This is the best video!!!!
I LOVE THIS
Great Great video
Hi Rebecca,
Very good work. Wondering if it's possible to use your video as a teaching material for undergraduate students. Your link will be provided.
Please confirm your permission is OK with you.
Regards,
My apologizes for the late response. If it is still relevant, you are more than welcome to use this as a teaching material for your students!
Great Video. May I use this video clip in my course lecture?
This is the video in which I understand damped vibration
Hi Ms. Keller. I'm writing a book on University Physics. May I use a snapshot of your video as illustration? Thanks in advance. L. Vergara P.S.: I've also recommended your video as a study material.
Conceptual and nice video
0:56 that is beta=-0.201/s and not b. (unless the mass is 0.5kg!)
and shouldn't Beta be the decay constant and b the damping constant or cooefficient?
What is the stiffness of the spring used ?
excellent video
excellent
So helpful
hi Rebecca ! what is the source of the relation between beta and omega that you have used In this video ?
It helped a lot
I was wondering, where is the equation 2β = b/m derived from?
How do you plot the graph of the mass?
Amazing thanks
Hi Rebecca,
What software did you use to track the mass center and plot the graph?
My apologies for not getting back to you in a timely manner! We used Tracker Video Analysis and Modeling Tool to generate the position data from recorded video. I took the data from Tracker and made the graphs in Excel.
Nice way to show credits.
Plz Make more videos like this
please what's the name of the equipments used?
Do you mean for the video or for the experiment itself? The program "Tracker" was used to collect the data points and the video was made in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Hi, may I know why the ruler is used?
I believe it was to set a scale/reference for the position data collected. I used an automated tracker software to collect the data points, but I needed to be able to tell the program what our measurement system was and what an "inch" was equivalent to. If the camera was at a different distance away from the experiment and I didn't set a reference, the numbers/data would be different. But if a scale/reference is set, it will be mostly consistent measurement regardless of camera distance
what are the mediums used ?
Air and water were the first two, and the remaining ones are either hand soap or oil. I cannot remember which were used, I apologize!
cool!!!!!! thank you for watching this video!!!!!
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