As the control engineer on a project you are given the following information:a) The free body diagram representation of a mechanical system with the various values for thedamper, spring and mass. The transfer function for the system is also provided.28 N/m-x(1)1G(s):- f(1)s? +s+5.65 kg5 N-s/mb) The step response plot for the system.Step Response0.140.120.10.080.060.040.0210Time (sec)Your task is to analyse the system and to confirm that the diagram is for the system in a) i.e.calculate all time responses and compare your answers with the data in the graph.apnadu

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As the control engineer on a project you are given the following information: a) The free body diagram representation of a mechanical system with the various values for the damper, spring and mass. The transfer function for the system is also provided. 28 N/m - x(1) 1 G(s) = s² +s+5.6 5 kg - F(t) 5 N-s/m b) The step response plot for the system. Step Response 0.14 0.12 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 10 12 Time (sec) Your task is to analyse the system and to confirm that the diagram is for the system in a) i.e. calculate all time responses and compare your answers with the data in the graph. apnaduy

As the control engineer on a project you are given the following information: a) The free body diagram representation of a mechanical system with the various values for the damper, spring and mass. The transfer function for the system is also provided. 28 N/m - x(1) 1 G(s) = s² +s+5.6 5 kg - F(t) 5 N-s/m b) The step response plot for the system. Step Response 0.14 0.12 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 10 12 Time (sec) Your task is to analyse the system and to confirm that the diagram is for the system in a) i.e. calculate all time responses and compare your answers with the data in the graph. apnaduy

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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