Asecond-order mechanical system has the transfer function :
g(s)= 1 = y(s) 0.15s2 + 1.4...
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Asecond-order mechanical system has the transfer function :
g(s)= 1 = y(s) 0.15s2 + 1.4s + 128 u(s)
the system is initially at rest when a step-input force u(t) = 5u(t) n is applied.
a. show that the transient response will oscillate before reaching a steady-state response.
b. determine the oscillation frequency of the transient response in hz.
c. estimate the number of oscillations (cycles) before the system reaches steady state.
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