Considered the following differential equation dªy dy dt2 dt +2y=0 (A) What are the time constants in the solutions to this homogeneous equation? (B) Say what we defined to be the settling time of a system. (C) What is the settling time of this system? Consider the following difference equation (k+2)-(+1)+(k)=0 (D) What are the roots of the characteristic polynomial? What are the two linearly independent solutions? (E) By how much does each solution decay each time step? (F) If the samples are taken at t = kT, and Tis 1/10, what is the time constant associated with each solution? What is the settling time associated with each solution? (G) How do the answers in part (F) change when T is 1/100?

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Considered the following differential equation
dªy dy
dt2 dt
+2y=0
(A) What are the time constants in the solutions to this homogeneous equation?
(B) Say what we defined to be the settling time of a system.
(C) What is the settling time of this system?
Consider the following difference equation
(k+2)-(+1)+(k)=0
(D) What are the roots of the characteristic polynomial? What are the two linearly
independent solutions?
(E) By how much does each solution decay each time step?
(F) If the samples are taken at t = kT, and Tis 1/10, what is the time constant
associated with each solution? What is the settling time associated with each
solution?
(G) How do the answers in part (F) change when T is 1/100?
Transcribed Image Text:Considered the following differential equation dªy dy dt2 dt +2y=0 (A) What are the time constants in the solutions to this homogeneous equation? (B) Say what we defined to be the settling time of a system. (C) What is the settling time of this system? Consider the following difference equation (k+2)-(+1)+(k)=0 (D) What are the roots of the characteristic polynomial? What are the two linearly independent solutions? (E) By how much does each solution decay each time step? (F) If the samples are taken at t = kT, and Tis 1/10, what is the time constant associated with each solution? What is the settling time associated with each solution? (G) How do the answers in part (F) change when T is 1/100?
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