Q3- for the thermal system shown below : • Convert the governing equations to S-domain. • Represent each equation in its block dig. • Collect the previous blocks to get overall block dig. • Make block reduction to get T.F of the system. • Is the system 1* or 2nd order. Wall Use the eqs. (01(1) – 02(1)) Qr(t) RT Heat %3D Source Heat Sink 0;(t) O2{t) do2 Qr(1) = Cr dt %3D

Q3- for the thermal system shown below : • Convert the governing equations to S-domain. • Represent each equation in its block dig. • Collect the previous blocks to get overall block dig. • Make block reduction to get T.F of the system. • Is the system 1* or 2nd order. Wall Use the eqs. (01(1) – 02(1)) Qr(t) RT Heat %3D Source Heat Sink 0;(t) O2{t) do2 Qr(1) = Cr dt %3D

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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