Figure 2 illustrates a simple mass-damper-spring system. Suppose the output response of the controlled system is the mass's displacement x(t) subject to the applied input force f(t). By appropriately selecting the parameters and showing all calculation steps, design the complete system such that the output response produces percentage overshoot of 3% and settling time of 3 seconds, subject to a unit step of applied force f(t) = u(t). x(1) K1 M f(1) Fixed wall В

Figure 2 illustrates a simple mass-damper-spring system. Suppose the output response of the controlled system is the mass's displacement x(t) subject to the applied input force f(t). By appropriately selecting the parameters and showing all calculation steps, design the complete system such that the output response produces percentage overshoot of 3% and settling time of 3 seconds, subject to a unit step of applied force f(t) = u(t). x(1) K1 M f(1) Fixed wall В

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Figure 2 illustrates a simple mass-damper-spring system. Suppose the output
response of the controlled system is the mass's displacement x(t) subject to the
applied input force f(t). By appropriately selecting the parameters and showing
all calculation steps, design the complete system such that the output response
produces percentage overshoot of 3% and settling time of 3 seconds, subject to a
unit step of applied force f(t) = u(t).
· x(1)
K1
M
Fixed wall
B1
Figure 2

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