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Control engineering

Transcript: Control engineering Erik Alfredo Flores Guerra Control systems Undamped free movement 1 Hooke explanation Undamped free movement Case 0 In this spring, mass, shock absorber system, this system is free which tends to oscillate at different times after the sum of its forces is zero, this system has three forces and results in an equilibrium, the shock absorber force is the force of friction and the spring force is the force of stiffness, In this system we take into account the hook equations over damped movement 2 better known as second order systems, in this the damper is is decaying, the effect of the damper is what helps in this case and without this this system would be oscillating, in the equation we can find out if it is second order and there we can put the laplace transform, and we get a common factor in which to In the end the sum of all his forces will be zero. Explanation Critical damped movement 3 explanation Critical damped movement any decrease in damping generates an oscillatory movement, In this we use the critically damped differential equations of motion, in this the two roots are equal, the constant is equal to one in m1 and m2. This is equal to zero and is homogeneous, in this case the friction and stiffness is not so oscillatory when it is plotted. Under damped movement In this system, the damping in the spring and the friction in the shock absorber are more stable in a shorter period in which also by diferential equations and taking root without exceeding this will be the sum of their forces in mass to zero and in a time shorter is more stable in which it does not oscillate so much. example explanation forced system This system is known as a forced system since in the equations when substituting these give one as a result and they can be modified so that we want to obtain the result that we want as a product or a variable etc. example

PowerPoint Game Templates

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