Determine the equation of motion for the system shown in Figure using the variables given in the figure. Note I is the input torque, and the rod in between is a flexible shaft with 01(5) 02(5) rotational stiffness K. Find the transfer functions . Draw the block diagram of T(s) T(s) and this system to show the inner connections of T, 0₁, and 02 according to the transfer functions. Assume theta_1 is the output angle. T. K B J flexible shaft 01 02

Determine the equation of motion for the system shown in Figure using the variables given in the figure. Note I is the input torque, and the rod in between is a flexible shaft with 01(5) 02(5) rotational stiffness K. Find the transfer functions . Draw the block diagram of T(s) T(s) and this system to show the inner connections of T, 0₁, and 02 according to the transfer functions. Assume theta_1 is the output angle. T. K B J flexible shaft 01 02

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