Assume a 2 DOF rigid body with a rigid bar, which is supported by a two-spring damper supports. Inertia and length of the rigid body are I = 3kg, m = 4m. 10kg and L (a) Derive the mathematical model of the system in variable form (b) Write the state space representation of the above system. (c) k₁= k₂= 800N.m and c₁ = C₂ = 350N.s/m Develop a simulink model and plot all the system response for input y = sin(wt), where w = 1 rad 8 (d) k₁ = 400v, k₂ = 800N.m and c₁ = 175N.s/m, c₂ = 350N.s/m Develop a simulink model and plot all the system response for input y = sin(wt), where w = 1rad L/4 k₁,c 3 L m, I L/4 k₂,c = y=sin wt

Assume a 2 DOF rigid body with a rigid bar, which is supported by a two-spring damper supports. Inertia and length of the rigid body are I = 3kg, m = 4m. 10kg and L (a) Derive the mathematical model of the system in variable form (b) Write the state space representation of the above system. (c) k₁= k₂= 800N.m and c₁ = C₂ = 350N.s/m Develop a simulink model and plot all the system response for input y = sin(wt), where w = 1 rad 8 (d) k₁ = 400v, k₂ = 800N.m and c₁ = 175N.s/m, c₂ = 350N.s/m Develop a simulink model and plot all the system response for input y = sin(wt), where w = 1rad L/4 k₁,c 3 L m, I L/4 k₂,c = y=sin wt

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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