r(t) 10 d(t) a. Damping ratio b. Natural frequency c. Final value of the output + a) Obtain the output Cr(s) whn r(t) is unit step displacement. Thenobtain the output Ca(s) when the input d(t) is unit-step torque. Assume that when r(t) = u(t), d(t)= 0 and vice versa b) From r(t) = u(t), d(t)= 0 indicate 1/S(S+2)

r(t) 10 d(t) a. Damping ratio b. Natural frequency c. Final value of the output + a) Obtain the output Cr(s) whn r(t) is unit step displacement. Thenobtain the output Ca(s) when the input d(t) is unit-step torque. Assume that when r(t) = u(t), d(t)= 0 and vice versa b) From r(t) = u(t), d(t)= 0 indicate 1/S(S+2)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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