a) Find the transfer function F₁(s) = 01(s)/T(s) of the rotational system. Consider the initial conditions equal to zero. e, T(t) CC J₁ B₁ 44 m K₁ EN BR ,B₂ 3 Nms J₁=kg m², B₁ = 10 rad consider a unit step input, that is, T(s) = 1/s 7 Where [k₁, k₂l spring constant, [B₂] coefficients of viscous friction, [B₂, B3] are coefficients of dry friction, U₁] moment of inertia, [0₁] angular position, T(t) torque or mechanical torque of entrance. Ba b) Find the answer at time 0₁ (t) of the previous system With the following values: Nms, K₁= 1; Nm 1 Nms ,B3 = 05 2 rad rad rad' Nm rad mo , K₂ = 4.

a) Find the transfer function F₁(s) = 01(s)/T(s) of the rotational system. Consider the initial conditions equal to zero. e, T(t) CC J₁ B₁ 44 m K₁ EN BR ,B₂ 3 Nms J₁=kg m², B₁ = 10 rad consider a unit step input, that is, T(s) = 1/s 7 Where [k₁, k₂l spring constant, [B₂] coefficients of viscous friction, [B₂, B3] are coefficients of dry friction, U₁] moment of inertia, [0₁] angular position, T(t) torque or mechanical torque of entrance. Ba b) Find the answer at time 0₁ (t) of the previous system With the following values: Nms, K₁= 1; Nm 1 Nms ,B3 = 05 2 rad rad rad' Nm rad mo , K₂ = 4.

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