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  • Here r0 and r1 Is Rate of Flow Leaking: r1 (T) h1 (T) : Which Operates Upon Any Function X (T)

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    This document discusses analyzing a linear time invariant system represented by a constant coefficient differential equation, using the example of a tank with a hole in the bottom. The system is analyzed by deriving an equation showing the rate of leaking is proportional to the height of water, with the proportionality constant being the inverse of the time constant of the system. The differential equation is then integrated and represented in block diagram form.

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    This document discusses analyzing a linear time invariant system represented by a constant coefficient differential equation, using the example of a tank with a hole in the bottom. The system is analyzed by deriving an equation showing the rate of leaking is proportional to the height of water, with the proportionality constant being the inverse of the time constant of the system. The differential equation is then integrated and represented in block diagram form.

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    This document discusses analyzing a linear time invariant system represented by a constant coefficient differential equation, using the example of a tank with a hole in the bottom. The system is analyzed by deriving an equation showing the rate of leaking is proportional to the height of water, with the proportionality constant being the inverse of the time constant of the system. The differential equation is then integrated and represented in block diagram form.

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    System analysis Any linear time invariant (LTI) system which could be represented by constant coefficient differential equation.

    Can be analyzed by following ways. Let a tank with a hole in the bottom be an example

    here r0 and r1 is rate of flow Leaking: r1 (t) h1 (t)

    Let 1/ be constant of proportionality Then is called the time constant of the system.

    Integrating above equation

    where A is the integral operator which operates upon any function x(t)
    let

    Eq (1) can be represented in following block

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