The problem of stabilizing the upper vertical (inverted) position of a pendulum using vibration of the suspension point is considered. The periodic function describing the vibrations of the suspension point is assumed to be arbitrary but possessing small amplitudes, and slight viscous damping is tak
The dynamics of a spherical pendulum with a vibrating suspension
โ Scribed by A.P. Markeyev
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 436 KB
- Volume
- 63
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-8928
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โฆ Synopsis
The motion of a spherical pendulum whose point of suspension performs high-frequency vertical harmonic oscillations of small amplitude is investigated. It is shown that two types of motion of the pendulum exist when it performs high-frequency oscillations close to conical motions, for which the pendulum makes a constant angle with the vertical and rotates around it with constant angular velocity. For the motions of the first and second types the centre of gravity of the pendulum is situated below and above the point of suspension, respectively. A bifurcation curve is obtained, which divides the plane of the parameters of the problem into two regions. In one of these only the first type of motion can exist, while in the other, in addition to the first type of motion, there are two motions of the second type. The problem of the stability of these motions of the pendulum, close to conical, is solved. It is shown that the first type of motion is stable, while of the second type of motion, only the motion with the higher position of the centre of gravity is stable.
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