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Hysteresis Damping

Hysteresis damping produces a force which is in phase with the velocity and proportional to the displacement, resulting in a linear equation of motion. Transmissibility at resonance is equal to 1/n where n is the loss factor of the material. Response characteristics are similar to viscous damping except that increasing frequency has no effect on a hysteresis damper.

See also: Critical Damping.

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