If I have to ask the question piece by piece, write down how I should ask it.Subject : "Lineer Algebra"(ElectricalEngineering)Books about the question:“Chi Tsong Chen, Linear System Theory and Design""John S. Bay, Fundamentals of Linear State Space Systems"NOTE:ACalculatorOrComputerCanBeUsedForNumericalCalculations(MatrixMultiplication,Polynom-ialRoots, Etc.), ButTheQuestionsCannotBeSolvedByTheComputer.SomeQuestionsMayNotHaveSolut-ions, ExplainThemWithTheirReasons.3. Consider the circuit given below. The inputs are Is1 and Is2 currents, the outputs are VC1 and VC2voltages.C2C1+ VC2 -+ VC1iL1L1Is1(1 vs1 R1R2:1Is2VR1VR2a. Let the state variables be VC1, VC2, iL1 respectively. Write the state space representation ofthe system. (It will be written in terms of parameters. If not, explain why.)b. Get the transfer function matrix of the system using the state space representation youfound in part "a". (It will be written in terms of parameters. It must be done using thenotation in part a. The intermediate steps of the operations must be shown adequately.Itshould be given as a rational expression (polynomial divided by polynomial) and as simplyas possible. Scattered phrases may not receive full marks.)

Given the circuit, as shown below: Given the inputs are Is1, Is2 and outputs are VC1, VC2. The…

a. Let the state variables be VC1, VC2, İL1 respectively. Write the state space representation of the system. (It will be written in terms of parameters. If not, explain why.) b. Get the transfer function matrix of the system using the state space representation you found in part "a". (It will be written in terms of parameters. It must be done using the notation in part a. The intermediate steps of the operations must be shown adequately.lt should be given as a rational expression (polynomial divided by polynomial) and as simply as possible. Scattered phrases may not receive full marks.)

a. Let the state variables be VC1, VC2, İL1 respectively. Write the state space representation of the system. (It will be written in terms of parameters. If not, explain why.) b. Get the transfer function matrix of the system using the state space representation you found in part "a". (It will be written in terms of parameters. It must be done using the notation in part a. The intermediate steps of the operations must be shown adequately.lt should be given as a rational expression (polynomial divided by polynomial) and as simply as possible. Scattered phrases may not receive full marks.)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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