Calculation of forces in dynamic mechanical systems — driving point impedance approach
This paper extends the concept of driving point impedance used in analog electronic systems to dynamic mechanical systems. The similarity between the equations and the bus-impedance matrix equations in power systems is pointed out. Examples have been given to demonstrate the application of the method.
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