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Single-mass system transfer function with F-V and F-I
Short answer
Transfer functions: X2(s)/F(s) = 1/(M2 s^2 + B2 s + K2), X1(s)/F(s) = (M2 s^2 + B2 s + K1+K2) / [K1 (M2 s^2 + B2 s + K2)]. In F-V analogy, K1 becomes 1/C1 shared between meshes; in F-I analogy, K1 becomes 1/L1.
Find transfer function for the system as in figure. Also develop F-V and F-I analogy circuits. [Figure: force f(t) applied at a free end (displacement x1(t)) connected through spring K1 to mass M2 (displacement x2(t)); M2 connected to the fixed wall through spring K2 in parallel with damper B2]
Displacements: (free end where acts) and (mass ). The free end has no mass.
Equations of motion
At the massless end, the spring force equals the applied force:
For :
Transfer functions
Laplace form:
Adding the two equations: , so
and since :
The spring only passes the force on; it does not change the dynamics of .
F-V analogy
, , , . Mesh 1 (velocity ) and mesh 2 () share .
L2=M2 R2=B2 C2=1/K2
+--------+--------LLLL----/\/\-----||---+
| | |
(~) e C1=1/K1 |
| i1 | i2 |
+--------+------------------------------+
F-I analogy
, , , .
v1 L1 v2
+--LLLL--+----+----+
| | | |
(i) C2 R2 L2
| | | |
+--------+----+----+ gnd
(, , , .)
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