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Three-mass system X2/F with F-V and F-I analogy
Short answer
Write equations for three masses, Laplace, solve with Cramer's rule: X2/F = K3 (M1 s^2 + D1 s + K1+K2) / Δ, with Δ the 6th-order determinant from the impedance matrix. F-V: force→voltage, masses→L, dampers→R, springs→1/C. F-I: force→current, masses→C, dampers→1/R, springs→1/L.
Find the transfer function X2(s)/F(s) for the mechanical system of figure below. Also draw the F-V and F-I analogy circuit of the system. [Figure: wall – spring K1 – mass M1 (displacement X1); M1 connected to mass M2 (displacement X2) through damper D1 in parallel with spring K2; M2 connected to mass M3 (displacement X3) through spring K3; force F(t) applied to M3; ground friction Fv1 = Fv2 = Fv3 = 0]
Displacements of ; no ground friction ().
Equations of motion (Laplace)
Transfer function by Cramer's rule
( is a 6th-order polynomial; its constant term is .)
F-V analogy (mesh)
, , , , velocity mesh current. Elements between two masses are shared by their meshes.
L1=M1 L2=M2 L3=M3
+-LLLL-+-----LLLL----+------LLLL----+
| | | |
C1 R1=D1 C3=1/K3 (~) e
=1/K1 | | |
| C2=1/K2 | |
| i1 | i2 | i3 |
+------+-------------+--------------+
Mesh 1: plus shared (); mesh 2: plus shared branches; mesh 3: , source , shared .
F-I analogy (node)
, , , , velocity node voltage.
v1 L2∥R1 v2 L3 v3
+----+---+--LLLL--+---+--LLLL--+----+
| | +-/\/\/--+ | | |
C1 L1 C2 C3 (i)
| | | | |
+----+----------------+--------+----+ gnd
(, , , , .) and are in parallel between nodes 1 and 2.
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