The block diagram shown in Figure I represents an unmanned car's speed function. Speed Dynamics Accelerator/Braker Ge(s) Gu(s) Desired Speed + Ru(s) Figure 1: Unmanned car's speed control system. 2 7s²-1 7|S 8 s² + 6s +8 Figure 2: Detail model of the plant (Speed Dynamics). Here, Gu(s) is the equivalent transfer function obtained from the model of Figure 2 Requirements: 1. Derive the plant's transfer function, Gu(s) and the overall transfer function. Actual Speed Cu(s)

The block diagram shown in Figure I represents an unmanned car's speed function. Speed Dynamics Accelerator/Braker Ge(s) Gu(s) Desired Speed + Ru(s) Figure 1: Unmanned car's speed control system. 2 7s²-1 7|S 8 s² + 6s +8 Figure 2: Detail model of the plant (Speed Dynamics). Here, Gu(s) is the equivalent transfer function obtained from the model of Figure 2 Requirements: 1. Derive the plant's transfer function, Gu(s) and the overall transfer function. Actual Speed Cu(s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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