Resonant Frequencies and Natural Frequencies

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Resonant frequencies and natural frequencies are often considered the same but can differ based on context. Resonant frequencies refer to specific frequencies at which a system naturally oscillates, while natural frequencies are inherent to the system's physical properties. The distinction lies in the fact that resonant frequencies can arise from various occurrences, not strictly limited to natural phenomena. Understanding the parameters that define each frequency type is crucial for accurate differentiation. Overall, while they are closely related, they are not universally interchangeable.
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Hi everyone,

So, resonance, are resonant frequencies and natural frequencies the same thing with a different name? If not could someone please explain the difference.

Been searching for the answer for over an hour.

Thanks in advance
Peter
 
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Resonant frequencies are a type of frequency due to many occurrences either natural or unnatural (depending on one's definition of natural). It may be a natural frequency or not (for the skeptics) that it's due to So it is Not the same as it can not be generalized unless it has a set of parameters detailing.
 
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