B. An electromechanical open-loop control system is shown in Figure (2). The generator,driven at a constant speed, provides the field voltage for the motor. The motor has aninertia Jm and bearing friction_bm. Obtain the transfer function OL(S)/V₁(s). Thegenerator voltage Vg can be as assumed to be proportional to the field current If?LgRgRfMotorRf+IaтN₁VfLfVgLfN₁Gear ratio n=N₂IfIfᎾᏞLoadGeneratorFigure - 2 -N₂JL, BL

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