For the electromechanical system shown in Fig. 1(a), the parameters of the DC motor are given as
follows: Ra =1 0, Ky = 1 Vesirad, K; =1 N-/A, Jy =1 kg-m®, Dy = 1 Nemes/rad. The
parameters of the mechanical load are given in Fig. 1(a). Neglect any quantity that is not explicitly
mentioned.
‘Obiain the transfer funetion G(s) = V(s)/Eq(s) where v(t) is the linear velocity of the mass
Mand eq(¢) is the volage applied to the DC motor terminals.
e(0)| Mot N= 10
ere i D=1N-msirad
wen Ef
Ideal
gear 1:1
M=1 kerf
x)Vis
+ Ee 77 E> fee )v
eq(t)| Motor |} Ny =10 ‘alS.)
-—4 D=\N-m-s/rad
—_ mec lated se 2
Np=20 a 4
J=1 kg-n? b,-
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iy. Nim
Eo‘A massless cart maves horizontally along the graund with a displacement q(t), where q is measured from a point
fixed to the ground as shown in Fig. 3. A black of mass m slides along the surface of the cart. Attached to the block are
linear spring with spring constant K and unstretched length fy and a viscous damper with damping coefficient c. The
spring and damper are attached at point Q. where Q.is located on the vertical support of the cart. Knowing that 2
describes the displacement of the block relative to the cart and there is no friction between the cart and the surface:
(2) determine the differential equation of motion for the system
(Whity =x
lo, determine the differential equation of motion for the system in tetms of y
(6) find the natural frequency and damping ratio ofthe system for assuming k
100 N/m,
m=4kg, c= 20N-s/m Solution:
(0) mG+ a) = Ky oF
S rad/s,
(do,
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(2) mC + @) = —K(x— la) ex
1
2Acollar of mass m, slides along an inertially fixed track. The displacement of the collar is measured relative to the
fixed point 0 by the variable x. The collar is attached to a linear spring with spring constant K, a linear damper with
damping coefficient c, and a rigid massless arm of length L. Attached to the other end of the arm is a concentrated
mass m. Knowing that the arm rotates with a constant angular rate «, and the position of the concentrated mass
‘m, in the direction of the track can be given by the value x + Lsin(wet)
‘a, derive the differential equation of motion for the system in the direction of the track (OP direction)
b, 2 — lp, write the differential equation of motion of part (a) in terms of z
x + Lsin(oet)
Fig.Solution:
Tez =X + LSIN(Wet), Pep = X + Lae COS(wet), Fey = ¥ — La sin(wet)
my + eX + K(x = [p) = mz(Le? sin(w,t) — ¥)
m2 + c2 + Kz = m2(Lw? sin(w,t) — 4)