t. Design the following application case 2N of is The mechanical vibration system is shown in Figure (a). When a step input with shown in Figure (b). Evaluate the values of mass m, damping constant c and spring constant k.

t. Design the following application case 2N of is The mechanical vibration system is shown in Figure (a). When a step input with shown in Figure (b). Evaluate the values of mass m, damping constant c and spring constant k.

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t. Design the following application case
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The mechanical vibration system is shown in Figure (a). When a step input with
shown in Figure (b). Evaluate the values of mass m, damping constant c and
spring constant k.
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(a)
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P=2N
X(t)/cm4
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(b)
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