Electrical Resonance

Lets consider mechanical systems first to get an intuitive feel for resonance.
We have all experienced autos which produce nasty sounds at certain speeds or engines where certain parts tend to vibrate depending on engine rpm. Suppose that we have an engine with some sort of attached bracket and the engine is at idle. If we very slowly advance the engine throttle to increase rpm’s there may be a engine rotational speed where the bracket starts to vibrate very strongly. If we continue to advance the throttle, the bracket vibration diminishes and disappears altogether. The mechanical configuration of the bracket has a "natural" frequency which is the frequency of vibration which develops when excited by the engines complicated sounds.
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