MTH 425 Study Guide - Fall 2018, Comprehensive Midterm Notes - Transfer Function, Block Diagram, System Of Linear Equations

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MTH 425
MIDTERM EXAM
STUDY GUIDE
Fall 2018
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MTH 425 CH 1
Modeling
Chapter 1
Objectives
To be able to apply Laplace and inverse Laplace transform to time domain
equations
To be able to derive transfer function (model) of the electrical and
mechanical systems (translational, rotational).
2
Laplace Transform Review
(sec 2.2 of textbook)
Why?
Many engineering systems are represented mathematically
by differential equations.
Differential equations are difficult to model as a block diagram.
But we prefer system representation by block diagram where there
are distinct inputs-outputs and separate parts.
Input
R(s)
output
C(s)
Laplace Transform
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System G(s)
Laplace Transform Review
ExampleofModeling(accelerometerwithinrocket-propelledsled, 6345 mph,
- US Air Force)
y+
b
y+
k
y=−Mx MM
4
Laplace Transform Review When?
When coefficients of differential equations (model parameters) are
LINEAR, TIME-INVARIANT (LTI).
Many systems are not LTI but can be simplified to LTI systems.
InthiscoursewewillfocusonLTIsystems.
output Input
5
Laplace Transform Review TheLaplaceTransformisdefinedas:
where:
6
Laplace Transform Review
Wecanderiveatablefor conventional functions:
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Objectives: to be able to apply laplace and inverse laplace transform to time domain equations, to be able to derive transfer function (model) of the electrical and mechanical systems (translational, rotational). Us air force) b k y+ y+ y= mx mm. When coefficients of differential equations (model parameters) are. Many systems are not lti but can be simplified to lti systems. 1 f 1 (0 ) df dt t=0 . Based on table 2. 1, the inverse of the laplace transfer s function f(s)=l(f(t))= is. From table 2. 2 we know the inverse transform of. Convert complicated functions into a sum of simpler terms for which we know the laplace transform. Always make sure the order of nominator is less than denominator. L(g (t)+g (t)+g (t))=g(s)+g (s)+g (s) 123123: for example: f(s)=g(s)+g (s)+g (s) Laplace transform review: case 1: roots of the denominator of f(s) are real and distinct: 12n12mn find each coefficient k by multiplying both sides by m m m.

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