Forced Oscillation and Resonance Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TWL-11806
Quick Answer: The Forced Oscillation and Resonance apparatus drives a mass on a spring through a cord, pulley and drive wheel, with the drive frequency shown on an LED display on the control unit. The mass can oscillate freely or be damped in a tube of water.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Mass on a spring, linked by a cord over a pulley to a drive wheel.
Drive wheel can be run at various frequencies.
Bright LED display of the drive frequency on the control unit.
Free or damped oscillation, with damping provided by a tube of water.
Scale for reading the amplitude.
About This Product
Students set a drive frequency, watch the spring-mass system respond and read the amplitude off the scale, building up a response curve that peaks at resonance. Repeating the run with the mass immersed in the water tube shows how damping changes the size of the oscillation. Colleges and TVET centres in Colombia, Egypt, Liberia, Lesotho, Seychelles and Zimbabwe can source the Forced Oscillation and Resonance from Educational Lab Equipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is damping introduced?
The mass on the spring can be left to oscillate freely or made to oscillate inside a tube of water, which damps its motion, so damped and undamped responses can be compared.
How is the driving frequency known?
The frequency of the drive wheel appears on a bright LED display on the control unit, and the system can be driven at various frequencies.
