Vibration control refers to techniques and methods used to reduce or manage unwanted vibrations in structures, machinery, and equipment. These vibrations can arise from various sources, such as machinery operation, environmental factors, or even human activity. Effective vibration control helps improve the performance and lifespan of systems while enhancing safety and comfort. Common methods of vibration control include the use of dampers, isolators, and vibration absorbers. Dampers absorb energy from vibrations, while isolators separate vibrating components from their surroundings. Vibration absorbers are designed to counteract specific frequencies of vibration, ensuring smoother operation in various applications, from buildings to vehicles.