In an invasive blood pressure measurement set-up, the catheter tip is covered with surgical glove and a step pressure 20 mmHg is applied. The glove is blown out suddenly at t=0 and the response shown in the figure is obtained. The figure can be expressed mathematically as: y(t) = Ke-unt cos(V1- 7?wnt)u(t) a. Find the transfer function of the system. b. Discuss how to modify the system so that the damping factor becomes 0.707 and obtain the transfer function of the modified system.

In an invasive blood pressure measurement set-up, the catheter tip is covered with surgical glove and a step pressure 20 mmHg is applied. The glove is blown out suddenly at t=0 and the response shown in the figure is obtained. The figure can be expressed mathematically as: y(t) = Ke-unt cos(V1- 7?wnt)u(t) a. Find the transfer function of the system. b. Discuss how to modify the system so that the damping factor becomes 0.707 and obtain the transfer function of the modified system.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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