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Which of the following parameters is analogous to Viscous friction coefficient in Force-voltage analogy?

Which of the following parameters is analogous to Viscous friction coefficient in Force-voltage analogy? Correct Answer Resistance

Viscous friction co-efficient-reciprocal of resistance is the correct pair under force current analogy.

Force-Current Analogy:

Force analogy

Voltage analogy

Current analogy

Force (F)

Voltage (V)

Current (I)

Mass (M)

Inductor (L)

Capacitor (C)

Spring Constant (K)

1/C

1/L

Damper (B)

R

1/R

Displacement (x)

Charge (Q)

Flux (ϕ)
Velocity (v) Current (i) Voltage (V)

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