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Two-mass system X2/F with F-V analogy
Short answer
X2(s)/F(s) = (B1 s + k2) / Δ, with Δ = [M1 s^2+(B1+B3)s+k2][M2 s^2+(B1+B2)s+k1+k2] - (B1 s+k2)^2. The F-V analogy: force→voltage, velocity→current, masses→inductors, dampers→resistors, springs→capacitors; B1 and k2 become series R and C in the shared mesh branch.
For the mechanical system shown below find the transfer function X2(s)/F(s). Draw the force voltage analogy. [Figure: wall – spring k1 – mass M2 (displacement x2, friction B2 with ground); M2 connected to mass M1 (displacement x1) through damper B1 in parallel with spring k2; force F applied to M1; M1 has friction B3 with ground]
Displacements: for (force applied, ground friction ) and for (ground friction , spring to wall). couples the masses.
Equations of motion
Laplace form:
Transfer function
Expanded:
F-V analogy
, , , , . Mesh 1 () for , mesh 2 () for ; the coupling becomes the common branch in series with (parallel mechanical elements carry the same velocity difference, so they become series elements in the shared branch).
L1=M1 R3=B3 L2=M2 R2=B2
+--LLLL--/\/\/--+----------LLLL---/\/\/--+
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(~) e R1 = B1 C1 = 1/k1
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| i1 C2 = 1/k2 i2 |
+---------------+------------------------+
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