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Rotational system θ2/T with T-V and T-I analogies
Short answer
θ2(s)/T(s) = DK / [s{ (Ds+K)(J1s+D1)(J2s+D2) + DK((J1+J2)s + D1+D2) }]. In torque-voltage analogy, torque maps to voltage, inertias to inductors, dampers to resistors, springs to capacitors; in torque-current analogy, torque maps to current, inertias to capacitors, dampers to resistors, springs to inductors.
Find the transfer function θ2(s)/T(s) for the mechanical rotational system of figure below. Also draw the T-V and T-I analogy circuit of the system. [Figure: fixed wall – viscous damper D1 – inertia J1 (torque T(t) applied, angle θ1); J1 – damper D – torsional spring K – inertia J2 (angle θ2); J2 – damper D2 – fixed wall]
Assumptions: zero initial conditions; is the angle of the junction between damper and spring (D on the side). The series – coupling is massless.
Equations (Laplace form)
Inertia :
Junction:
Inertia :
Solving
Damper and spring in series transmit the same torque, so they act as one element with "stiffness"
Then and , giving
Multiply top and bottom by and cancel the common :
Expanded:
Torque–voltage (T-V) analogy
Torque → voltage, → , → , → , angular velocity → loop current. The series – pair becomes shared by the two loops.
+--[L1]--[R1]--+-----+--[L2]--[R2]--+
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(T) i1 -> R C <- i2 |
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+--------------+-----+--------------+
L1=J1, R1=D1, R=D, C=1/K, L2=J2, R2=D2
Torque–current (T-I) analogy
Torque → current source, → , → conductance (), → , angular velocity → node voltage.
ω1 ω3 ω2
+----o----+--[R]--o--[L]--+----o
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(T) C1 R1 C2 R2
| | | | |
+----+----+---------------+----+
ground
C1=J1, R1=1/D1, R=1/D, L=1/K, C2=J2, R2=1/D2
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