RaLaRotorArmaturev½(1)circuit| Om0)Figure 5Table 1ElectricalElectro-mechanicalMechanicalRi,(1) +L,di,(t)+v,(t) = e,(t)dtT„(t) = Ki,(t)de (t)2 =T_(t)dtm dt+D_de (t)v, (t) = K,dt Figure 5 depicts the schematic diagram of a DC motor system. The differential equationsderived from the shown system are tabulated in Table 1.(i) Draw the functional block diagram of the DC motor system.e_(s)(ii) Derive the transfer function of system defined by G(s) =E,(s)

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(i) Draw the functional block diagram of the DC motor system. e_(s) (ii) Derive the transfer function of system defined by G(s) = E (s)

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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