- 2081 Baisakh · 10 marks
Rotational system θ1/T and electrical analogies
Short answer
Reduce series B1−K2 to B1K2s/(B1s+K2), parallel with K3 gives coupling Zc. θ1(s)/T(s) = (b+Zc)/[ab+Zc(a+b)] with a=J1s^2+K1, b=J2s^2+B2s; denominator is 5th order. T-V analogy: T→e, J→L, B→R, K→1/C; B1−K2 series maps to parallel R||C shared by loops, K3 adds series C.
Find the transfer function θ1(s)/T(s) for the given rotational mechanical system. Also draw analogous electrical networks. [Figure: fixed wall – torsional spring K1 – inertia J1 (torque T(t) applied, angle θ1); J1 connected to inertia J2 (angle θ2) by damper B1 in series with spring K2, in parallel with spring K3; J2 – damper B2 – fixed wall]
Angles: (, torque ), () and = junction of (on the side) and (on the side). couples and directly; and go to the frame.
Differential equations (Laplace form)
Reducing the series branch
in series with is equivalent to ; with in parallel the total coupling is
With and :
Transfer function
Multiplying by :
Expanded:
Analogous electrical networks
| Mechanical | T-V (mesh) | T-I (node) |
|---|---|---|
T-I network (nodes ):
v1 RB1 v3 L2 v2
+----+----+----+--/\/\/--+--LLLL--+----+----+
| | | | | | |
| | | +-------LLLL-------+ | |
| | | L3 | |
(i) C1 L1 C2 R2
| | | | |
+----+----+----------------------------+----+ gnd
(, , , , , , .) T-V network (mesh currents and inner loop ):
L1=J1 C1=1/K1 L2=J2 R2=B2
+-LLLL----||----+---------LLLL---/\/\-+
| | |
(~) e C3=1/K3 |
| i1 | i2 |
| +---+---+ |
| R1=B1 C2=1/K2 |
| | i3 | |
| +---+---+ |
| | |
+---------------+---------------------+
(parallel coupling) becomes a series element in the shared branch, and the series pair – becomes the parallel pair . The mesh equations are exactly the three equations above with .
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