1-3. (a) Write a set of state equations for the mechanical system shown in Fig. 1-P3. The applied force is f(t), the block has mass M, the spring constant is K, and the coefficient of viscous friction is B. The displacement of the block, y(t), is measured from the equilibrium position with no force applied. vor M f(t) B y(1) Figure 1-P3 21 (b) Draw a block diagram (or signal flow graph) for the system. (c) Let M 1 kg, K = 2 N/m, B = 2 N/m/sec, and determine the stat transition matrix (1). (d) If y(0) 0.2 m, (0) = 0, and f(t) = 2€-2 N for t0, determine yC and y(t) for 1 > 0.

1-3. (a) Write a set of state equations for the mechanical system shown in Fig. 1-P3. The applied force is f(t), the block has mass M, the spring constant is K, and the coefficient of viscous friction is B. The displacement of the block, y(t), is measured from the equilibrium position with no force applied. vor M f(t) B y(1) Figure 1-P3 21 (b) Draw a block diagram (or signal flow graph) for the system. (c) Let M 1 kg, K = 2 N/m, B = 2 N/m/sec, and determine the stat transition matrix (1). (d) If y(0) 0.2 m, (0) = 0, and f(t) = 2€-2 N for t0, determine yC and y(t) for 1 > 0.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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