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458                                      Random Vibrations   Chap. 13

                              13-37  An  SDF  system  with  viscous  damping  ( =  0.03  is  excited  by  white-noise  excitation
                                  Fit)  having  a  constant  power  spectral  density of 5  X  10^  N^/Hz.  The  system  has  a
                                  natural  frequency of   =  30 rad/s and  a  mass of 1500 kg.  Determine  a. Assuming
                                  Rayleigh  distribution  for  peaks,  determine  the  probability  that  the  maximum  peak
                                  response will exceed 0.037 m.
                              13-38  Starting with the relationship

                                                                   f
                                                       x(t)  =  j  fit  - )hi f )df
                                                             •'n
                                   and  using the  FT technique,  show that
                                                    X{io))  = F{i(o)H{i(o)
                                   and
                                                             r ^         'y
                                                          =  f  Sp{(i))\ H(i(o)\  d(i)

                                  where

                                                     Sf(o))  =  lim  —7f;F(ia))F*(ia))
                                                            7_,oo   i
                              13-39  Starting with  the  relationship


                                   show that
                                                           H(io))  _   i24>ioj)
                                                           H%iw)

                              13-40  Find the  frequency spectrum of the  rectangular pulse shown  in  Fig.  P13-40.

                                                           fit)








                                                         - L  n  L   ^
                                                          2 ^ 2      Figure P13-40.
                              13-41  Show that the  unit  step function  has no Fourier transform.  Ffint:  Examine

                                                              oo
                                                             / _  \f i ‘)\dt
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