Vibrations Balachandran Magrab Engineering Textbook HC 9780534395100
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Vibrations by Balakumar Balachandran and Edward B. Magrab. Thomson Brooks/Cole, ©2004. Hardcover, 582 pages. ISBN 0-534-39510-4.
Subtitled Principles and Applications for the Real World. A clear, comprehensive and balanced introduction that teaches the use of vibration principles across a broad spectrum of applications. Appropriate for a first course in vibrations and as a professional reference.
- Broad coverage of single degree-of-freedom and multi degree-of-freedom vibratory systems
- Integrates linear and nonlinear systems with modeling, analysis, prediction and measurement
- Wide-ranging examples from biomechanics, electronic circuit boards and components, machines, machining (cutting) processes, microelectromechanical devices and structures
- Design guidelines applicable to a broad range of vibratory systems
Praised by Bingen Yang of the University of Southern California for exploring "new advances in vibration theory, and at the same time keeping the traditional values of vibration theories."
Note: the companion website referenced on the rear cover (engineering.brookscole.com) is no longer active, and no access codes or supplements are included.
Subtitled Principles and Applications for the Real World. A clear, comprehensive and balanced introduction that teaches the use of vibration principles across a broad spectrum of applications. Appropriate for a first course in vibrations and as a professional reference.
- Broad coverage of single degree-of-freedom and multi degree-of-freedom vibratory systems
- Integrates linear and nonlinear systems with modeling, analysis, prediction and measurement
- Wide-ranging examples from biomechanics, electronic circuit boards and components, machines, machining (cutting) processes, microelectromechanical devices and structures
- Design guidelines applicable to a broad range of vibratory systems
Praised by Bingen Yang of the University of Southern California for exploring "new advances in vibration theory, and at the same time keeping the traditional values of vibration theories."
Note: the companion website referenced on the rear cover (engineering.brookscole.com) is no longer active, and no access codes or supplements are included.