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First of all, can the floor mat be assumed to be a spring?
The spring takes in loading gradually instead of taking an impact force.
But how does elongating the time duration of a force reduce the noise?
Does it have something to do with the frequency of the vibration?
In the case of impact force, I assume it is high frequency.
In the case of spring force, I assume it is low frequency.
But they eventually have the same amplitude of force.
What the former case has a higher noise?
The spring takes in loading gradually instead of taking an impact force.
But how does elongating the time duration of a force reduce the noise?
Does it have something to do with the frequency of the vibration?
In the case of impact force, I assume it is high frequency.
In the case of spring force, I assume it is low frequency.
But they eventually have the same amplitude of force.
What the former case has a higher noise?