solve a and b Question 2: For the mechanical system below, the state-space model is given (PS: There is no friction betweenwheels of the mechanical system and surface);a) Find the values of m, k and B parameters.b) If F(t) corresponds to applied curent i(t) in the electrical system below, calculate the values of theequivalent R, L, C components.c) Find the equivalent parameter of y(t) in the electrical system.d) Calculate transfer function of the electrical system.ykdx (t)dt1X1 (t)dx, (t)-F(t)0.1-0.3 -0.8ВmdtiO RS 8 +C

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Question 2: For the mechanical system below, the state-space model is given (PS: There is no friction between wheels of the mechanical system and surface); a) Find the values of m, k and B parameters. b) If F() corresponds to applied current i(t) in the electrical system below, calculate the values of the equivalent R, L, C components. c) Find the equivalent parameter of y(t) in the electrical system. d) Calculate transfer function of the electrical system. k dx (t) dt F(t) 0.1 F dx, (t) -0.3 -0.8 m dt i(1) R ɔ= 18

Question 2: For the mechanical system below, the state-space model is given (PS: There is no friction between wheels of the mechanical system and surface); a) Find the values of m, k and B parameters. b) If F() corresponds to applied current i(t) in the electrical system below, calculate the values of the equivalent R, L, C components. c) Find the equivalent parameter of y(t) in the electrical system. d) Calculate transfer function of the electrical system. k dx (t) dt F(t) 0.1 F dx, (t) -0.3 -0.8 m dt i(1) R ɔ= 18

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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