uestion - YOur objective is to design a vibration absorber (k2,m2) for the following stem. The allowable clearance for the absorber motion is 0.01 m, and the force to be ppressed has a sinusoidal shape, with amplitude of 20 N and frequency of 10 rad/s. Part A -Assuming you can choose any value for k2 and m2, what would those valu be? art B - Now suppose that you only have 5 options of springs to choose from, with the llowing values for k2: 1300 Nm, 1500 Nm, 1700 Nm, 1900 Nm, 2100 Nm. Choose on lue that would let the system meet or be under the allowable clearance and calculate th 2 value for that system. F(4) mi M,

uestion - YOur objective is to design a vibration absorber (k2,m2) for the following stem. The allowable clearance for the absorber motion is 0.01 m, and the force to be ppressed has a sinusoidal shape, with amplitude of 20 N and frequency of 10 rad/s. Part A -Assuming you can choose any value for k2 and m2, what would those valu be? art B - Now suppose that you only have 5 options of springs to choose from, with the llowing values for k2: 1300 Nm, 1500 Nm, 1700 Nm, 1900 Nm, 2100 Nm. Choose on lue that would let the system meet or be under the allowable clearance and calculate th 2 value for that system. F(4) mi M,

Understanding Motor Controls

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ISBN:9781337798686

Author:Stephen L. Herman

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Chapter19: Proximity Detectors

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