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DR.Osci.HD

by Daniel Roth more by this developer →

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Version
1.2
Last updated 06/10/2017

First seen by this census 09/05/2026 — the store does not publish a creation date

Last updated 06/10/2017

Tracked since 09/05/2026

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Category: Education

Description

In this simulation of a spring pendulum a mass is attached to two springs. You can touch the mass and move it out of its stable position. Or you can tilt your iOS device and watch gravity work. At all times you can alter the damping (k), the flexibility of the spring (D) and the mass of the steel ball (m). Take some time and play around with these parameters to become an expert in harmonic and not so harmonic oscillations. If you have found an interesting one, tap the graph button to record the displacement over the time. Tap the info button to enable or disable gravity and to export graphs into your photo library. Have fun learning physics!

Use the app completely on your own risk and for educational purposes only. The simulation is an approximation. It might be wrong and different from reality.

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