- 2074 Chaitra · 6 marks
State equations of two-source circuit with 2 F
Short answer
Define states x1=i1 (2H inductor), x2=i2 (1H inductor), x3=vC (capacitor). The state equation is x' = [ -0.5 0 -0.5; 0 -2 1; 0.5 -0.5 0 ] x + [0.5 0; 0 -1; 0 0] [V1; V2], output y = [0 0 1]x.
Write the state equation for the circuit shown below. Also write output equation. [Figure: source V1 on the left in series with 1 Ω and 2 H inductor to node A; 2 F capacitor from node A to the bottom (common) line; node A through 1 H inductor and 2 Ω resistor to source V2 on the right; both sources return to the common bottom line]
Take the two inductor currents and the capacitor voltage as states (assumed directions shown):
- : current in the 2 H inductor, from towards node A
- : current in the 1 H inductor, from node A towards
- : voltage on the 2 F capacitor (node A to common line)
1 ohm 2 H A 1 H 2 ohm
+-/\/\/-UUUU----+---UUUU-/\/\/-+
| i1 -> | i2 -> |
(V1) === 2F (V2)
| | |
+---------------+--------------+
Left loop (KVL)
Right loop (KVL)
KCL at node A
State equation
Output equation
No output is marked in the figure, so the capacitor voltage (node A voltage) is taken as the output:
If, for example, the voltage across the 2 Ω resistor is the output, then , i.e. .
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