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These are the Homework of Basic Electrical Engineering which includes Combined Signal, Magnitude of Frequency Response, Input to System, Cosine Signals, Complext Exponentials, Fourier Transform, Frequency Response of System etc.Key important points are: Frequency Spectrum, Combined Signal, Magnitude of Frequency Response, Input to System, Cosine Signals, Complext Exponentials, Fourier Transform, Frequency Response of System
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EEE393 Basic Electrical Engineering
20 Mar 2007, Tuesday (bring to class)
a) Draw the spectrum of p(t)⋅cos(200t) and the spectrum of q(t)⋅cos(300t). b) Draw the combined signal p(t)⋅cos(200t) + q(t)⋅cos(300t). c) How can you get p(t) from the above combined signal?
a)
j j t
3 50
π b)
) 2
( 60
j t −^ π
|P(ω)|
-50 (^50) ω
|R(ω)|
-50 50
|X(ω)|
-100 100 ω
100 |H(ω)|
-50 50
1
ω
|X(ω)|
-10 10 ω
10
) 2
()^1 cos( ω^ π ω
y t = t +. What is H(ω), the frequency response of the system?
:input(fromtheroad) :output(vertical position)
2
2
F x
k x dt
dx D dt
d x F = M + + ⋅
a) What is the frequency response of the system, H(ω)?
b) Rewrite the differential equation so that the coefficient of the (^2)
2
dt
d term is 1.
What is H(ω) now? c) If M = 1600 kg, D = 500 N-s/m, and k = 100 N/m, what is the damping ratio of the system? What is the undamped natural frequency? d) Is the system with above parameters underdamped, overdamped, or critically damped? What is the range of D for the system to be underdamped (when M=1600kg and k=100N/m)? e) Sketch the step response of the system for an underdamped case where there is little overshoot, and the oscillation dies out after the overshoot (i.e. you can’t see the response fall below the target level after the overshoot). Use the applet for which the link is given in the course web page. What is the damping ratio you chose?
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Vc
k