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indayog

v0.1.1

Published

Oscillation as a function of time

Readme

Indayog

JavaScript implementation of oscillation functions

Overview

Indayog (Filipino term for movement that oscillates) is a library that simulates oscillation like simple and damped harmonic motion as a function of time.

Installation

Install it using npm or yarn.

npm install indayog

Example

import { shm, dhm } from "indayog";

// Simple Harmonic Motion
const computeSHM = shm();

// call to calculate displacement
// given a time in milliseconds
computeSHM(0);   // 0
computeSHM(50);  // 37.76882
computeSHM(100); // 69.94279

// Damped Harmonic Motion
const computeDHM = dhm();

// call to calculate displacement and velocity
// given a time in milliseconds
computeDHM(0);    // { displacement: 100, velocity: -700 }
computeDHM(1500); // { displacement: -0.28667, velocity: 8.47011 }
computeDHM(3000); // { displacement: 0, velocity: 0 }

Configuration

// Default config for SHM
shm({
  mass: 50,
  stiffness: 3000,
  initialDisplacement: 100
});

// Default config for DHM
dhm({
  mass: 50,
  stiffness: 3000,
  damping: 350,
  initialDisplacement: 100,
  initialVelocity: 0,
  precision: 0.01
});

// Note: In damped harmonic precision
// config pertains to how precise
// the simulation would stop since
// some motion may require longer time
// but the frequency difference is so
// little that it won't matter

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.