SITUATION STATEMENT: (Just read the situation, the question is at thebottom part of the problem)Convert this transfer function to a state-space representation.G(s) ==R(S)Y(s)S+CR(s) (s²+as+b) (s+d)=After taking the expansion of the denominator, the transfer functionmaybe simplified to the below diagram,1Polynomial expansion, sW(s)S+CY(s) Question:Functions; r(t), w(t) and y(t), may be evaluated. Determine the differential equation atthe first block (left) using r(t) & w(t).d^3w/dt^3 + (ab+d)d^2w/dt^2 + (b+ad) dw/dt + bdw(t) = r(t)d^3w/dt^3 + (a+c)d^2w/dt^2 + (b+d) dw/dt + bdw(t) = r(t)d^3w/dt^3 + (ab+d)d^2w/dt^2 + (ab+d) dw/dt + bdw(t) = r(t)d^3w/dt^3 - (a+d)d^2w/dt^2 + (b+ad) dw/dt - bdw(t) = r(t)d^3w/dt^3 + (a+d)d^2w/dt^2 + (a+d) dw/dt + abdw(t) = r(t)d^3w/dt^3 + (a+d)d^2w/dt^2 + (b+ad) dw/dt + bdw(t) = r(t)

The given transfer function is Gs=YsRs, YsRs=s+cs2+as+bs+d. We need to determine the state space…

SITUATION STATEMENT: (Just read the situation, the question is at the bottom part of the problem) Convert this transfer function to a state-space representation. G(s) Y(s) R(s) (s²+as+ b)(s+d) R(s) = After taking the expansion of the denominator, the transfer function maybe simplified to the below diagram, s+c 1 Polynomial expansion, s W(s) s+c Y(s)

SITUATION STATEMENT: (Just read the situation, the question is at the bottom part of the problem) Convert this transfer function to a state-space representation. G(s) Y(s) R(s) (s²+as+ b)(s+d) R(s) = After taking the expansion of the denominator, the transfer function maybe simplified to the below diagram, s+c 1 Polynomial expansion, s W(s) s+c Y(s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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