Resonance concept
Resonance is a physics term used in a very high frequency of application. It refers to a situation in which a physical system vibrates at a certain frequency with a greater amplitude than other frequencies; these specific frequencies are called resonant frequencies. At the resonant frequency, very small periodic vibrations can produce large vibrations because the system stores kinetic energy. When the resistance is small, the resonant frequency is approximately equal to the natural or natural frequency of the system, which is the frequency at which free oscillation occurs. There are many places in nature that have resonance phenomena such as acoustic resonance of musical instruments, orbital resonance between satellites of some wood-like planets in the solar system, resonance of basement membranes in animal ears, and resonance of circuits. Humans also use or attempt to avoid resonance phenomena in their technology.