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State equations of RLC network, 2 F capacitor output
Short answer
Define states x1 = voltage across 1F capacitor, x2 = inductor current, x3 = voltage across 2F capacitor (output). Then x_dot = [-1 -1 0; 1 0 -1; 0 0.5 -0.5] x + [1;0;0] V_s, y = [0 0 1] x.
Write the state space equation for the electrical network shown below. Take voltage across 2F capacitor as output. [Figure: source Vs – series 1 Ω – node A; 1 F capacitor from node A to ground; node A – series 1 H inductor – node B; 1 Ω resistor and 2 F capacitor each from node B to ground; Vo across the 2 F capacitor]
Choose the energy-storing elements' variables as states: capacitor voltages and inductor current.
- : voltage across the 1 F capacitor (node A)
- : current in the 1 H inductor (from A to B)
- : voltage across the 2 F capacitor (node B)
Vs 1 ohm A 1 H B
(+)-/\/\/--+--UUUU--+------+---o Vo
| | iL | |
| === 1F 1 ohm === 2F
| | | |
(-)--------+--------+------+---o
KCL at node A
Current from the source through 1 Ω :
KVL around the inductor
KCL at node B
State and output equations
Check: from this model , the same as found directly by nodal analysis with impedances ( for 1 F, for 1 H, for 2 F).
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