Note that although part c's solution has been given, please show all the work necessary to arrive at that equation. Work is also required for part a and part b. # Problem Statement and System DiagramConsider a system with a variable supply pressure \( p_{in} \). The schematic diagram of the system includes:- A tank with area \( A \).- A pressure \( p_1 \) within the tank.- Fluid flow entering the tank at a point with resistance \( R_1 \) at pressure \( p_{in} \).- Fluid flow exiting the tank at a point with resistance \( R_2 \), resulting in flow \( q_{out} \).- Atmospheric pressure \( p_a \) is designated as the reference or ground.## Tasks(a) **Impedance Network**Identify the impedance network describing the system, using \( p_a \) as the ground reference.(b) **Transfer Function**Determine the transfer function \( \frac{P_1(s)}{P_{in}(s)} \), where \( P_1(s) \) and \( P_{in}(s) \) are the Laplace transforms of the pressures \( p_1 \) and \( p_{in} \), respectively.(c) **Settling Time Condition**Develop an equation involving the parameters \( R_1, R_2, A, \rho, \) and \( g \) to ensure the step response settling time \( t_s < 10s \).### Diagram DescriptionThe diagram showcases a tank with input and output flows:- \( R_1 \) represents the resistance to the flow entering the tank under pressure \( p_{in} \).- \( R_2 \) represents the resistance to the exiting flow \( q_{out} \).- The tank's pressure \( p_1 \) is governed by these flow dynamics, given the area \( A \) and atmospheric pressure \( p_a \). **4.** \(\frac{(R_1 + R_2) \rho g}{R_1 R_2 A} > 0.46\) In this mathematical expression, we have a fraction on the left side of the inequality:- **Numerator: (R1 + R2) ρg** - \(R_1\) and \(R_2\) are variables or constants that likely represent resistance or radii. - \(\rho\) (rho) could denote density. - \(g\) is probably the acceleration due to gravity.- **Denominator: R1 R2 A** - \(R_1 R_2\) is the product of \(R_1\) and \(R_2\). - \(A\) may represent an area or another proportionality constant.The expression asserts that the ratio is greater than 0.46. It's used for analyzing relationships between these variables, potentially in physics or engineering contexts.

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4. Consider the following system, which has a variable supply pressure pin F Pin R₁ P1 Tank Area: A R₂ * gout Pa (a) Find the impedance network that describes this system, considering på as ground. (b) Find the transfer function P₁(s)/Pin (8). (c) Find an equation that the parameters R₁, R₂, A, p, and g should satisfy in order that the step response settling time t, < 10s

4. Consider the following system, which has a variable supply pressure pin F Pin R₁ P1 Tank Area: A R₂ * gout Pa (a) Find the impedance network that describes this system, considering på as ground. (b) Find the transfer function P₁(s)/Pin (8). (c) Find an equation that the parameters R₁, R₂, A, p, and g should satisfy in order that the step response settling time t, < 10s

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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