Q1 In the liquid level system shown in Figure Q4, the resistances ?1 and ?2 are linear, and the input is the pressure source Ps. (a) Determine the mathematical model of the fluid system for the height h. Assume that h < ?. (b) DetermineTransferFunctionbasedontheresultofQ1(a),wheretheinputisonlyconsidering from ?mi (no supply from ?(?). (c) Based on the result in Q1(b), justify the characteristics of the system. (e) Present your comments by comparing the results of Q1(a) and Q1(d). Figure Q1 (d) Determinethemathematicalmodelofthefluidsystemfortheheighth.Assumethath>?.
Q1 In the liquid level system shown in Figure Q4, the resistances ?1 and ?2 are linear, and the input is the pressure source Ps. (a) Determine the mathematical model of the fluid system for the height h. Assume that h < ?. (b) DetermineTransferFunctionbasedontheresultofQ1(a),wheretheinputisonlyconsidering from ?mi (no supply from ?(?). (c) Based on the result in Q1(b), justify the characteristics of the system. (e) Present your comments by comparing the results of Q1(a) and Q1(d). Figure Q1 (d) Determinethemathematicalmodelofthefluidsystemfortheheighth.Assumethath>?.
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Q1 In the liquid level system shown in Figure Q4, the resistances ?1 and ?2 are linear, and the input is the pressure source Ps.
(a) Determine the mathematical model of the fluid system for the height h. Assume that h < ?.
(b) DetermineTransferFunctionbasedontheresultofQ1(a),wheretheinputisonlyconsidering
from ?mi (no supply from ?(?).
(c) Based on the result in Q1(b), justify the characteristics of the system.
(e) Present your comments by comparing the results of Q1(a) and Q1(d).
Figure Q1
(d) Determinethemathematicalmodelofthefluidsystemfortheheighth.Assumethath>?.
Transcribed Image Text:Imi
R2
Ps
Pa
Ri
Figure Q1
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