1. Use the Laplace transforms to solve for the current i (t) in Figure 1, if there is no initial energy in the network and V (t) = 2 u (t) V, a unit step input with magnitude of 2 volts.
i (t) Switch time = 0 R V (t) L
Fig. 1 RL circuit
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2. Consider the mechanical system shown in Figure 2. The system is initially at rest, and the displacement y is measured from the equilibrium condition. Assume that m = 1 kg, B = 4 N / (m/s), and k = 40 N/m. Solve the system dynamics in terms of position y as functions of time when 40N of force (a step input) is applied to the mass m.
y k B m P (10N of force)
Fig. 2 Mechanical system
The equation of motion for Fig. 2 can be written as my+By+ky=P
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3. Consider a rotating disk in an electro-mechanical system in Figure 3. Assume that the torque T is applied to the disk by a shaft of a motor with a unit step u (t) torque (N-m). Assume also that the system is initially at rest. Find the angular velocity (t) or (t) of the system given the numerical values to the equation of motion: J+B=T or J+B=T
The moment of inertia of the disk J = 10 kg.m 2 Friction coefficient b = 2 N/ (m/s).
Figure 3 Rotational system
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4. Consider the position control of a motor with a proportional integral and derivative controller in Fig. 4 which has a transfer function of the form:
2 1 t | | | | + + = | | + \ . \ . (s) E(s) D P I m m s K sK K K s s
Where K m is the motor constant and m = L/R is the motor time constant ( ) E s p K
+ I K D K 1 S S + + ( ) X s 1 t + m m K s Motor transfer function ( ) s
Figure 4 Position controls of a motor with a PID controller
Assume K D and K I are zero for the transfer function in Fig. 4, find(t) given the numerical values for 1 = P K , 1 = m K , and 0.1 t = m with a unit step input for E(s).