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How Is Equilibrium Achieved in a Magnetic Levitation System?
Got it thanks Steven for the help, it is much appreciated. Era- erahartman
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How Is Equilibrium Achieved in a Magnetic Levitation System?
Sorry I meant 2 not to.- erahartman
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How Is Equilibrium Achieved in a Magnetic Levitation System?
Got the first part now thanks. For the second part what to values would I do the taylor expansion between?- erahartman
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How Is Equilibrium Achieved in a Magnetic Levitation System?
I can't get started on either I am stuck that's why I posted the problem. I know that you set the first part equal to zero but i don't know how to prove that Ho=Io* sqrt(k/mg)- erahartman
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How Is Equilibrium Achieved in a Magnetic Levitation System?
What would the first couple steps be?- erahartman
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How Is Equilibrium Achieved in a Magnetic Levitation System?
Here is a doozy In a magnetic levatation experiment a metallic object is help up in the air suspended under an electromagnet. The vertical displacement of the object can be described by the following nonlinear differential equation. m(d^2H/dt^2)=mg-k(I^2/H^2) m=mass of object g=gravity...- erahartman
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