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F-V and F-I analogy of two-mass system, X2 output
Short answer
Write equations for M₁ and M₂, solve to get X₂(s)/F(s) = B₁ / [M₁M₂ s³ + (B₁M₁+B₁M₂+B₂M₂)s² + (B₁B₂ + kM₁)s + (B₁+B₂)k]. F–V analogy: F→e, M→L, B→R, k→1/C, i=ẋ. F–I analogy: F→i, M→C, B→1/R, k→1/L, v=ẋ; circuit has C₁=M₁, C₂=M₂, R₁=1/B₁, R₂=1/B₂, L=1/k.
The given mechanical system has force f(t) as input and x1 and x2 as displacement outputs. Draw equivalent f-v and f-I analogous electrical circuit and determine the transfer function with x2 as output. [Figure: fixed wall – spring k – mass M2 (displacement x2) – damper B1 – mass M1 (displacement x1, force F(t) applied); M1 is also connected to the fixed wall through damper B2]
Displacements: for (where acts) and for . Assume no ground friction other than the dampers shown.
Differential equations
- : inertia, damper (relative to ), damper to the wall.
- : inertia, damper , spring to the wall.
F-V analogous circuit (mesh)
, , , , , .
(, , , , )
L1=M1 R2=B2 L2=M2
+--LLLL--/\/\/--+--------LLLL--+
| | |
(~) e R1 = B1 C = 1/k
| i1 | i2 |
+---------------+--------------+
F-I analogous circuit (node)
, , , , .
(, , , , )
v1 R1 v2
+----+----+--/\/\/--+----+
| | | | |
(i) C1 R2 C2 L
| | | | |
+----+----+---------+----+ gnd
Transfer function
Laplace form:
By Cramer's rule:
Cancelling the common factor :
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