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% Use ODE45 to solve Example 4.4.3, page 205, Palm 3rd edition
% Spring Mass Damper system with initial displacement
function SolveODEs()
clf %clear any existing plots
% Time range Initial Conditions
[t,y] = ode45( @deriv, [0,2], [1,0] );
% tvals yvals color and style
plot( t, y(:,1), 'blue');
title('Spring Mass Damper with initial displacement');
xlabel('Time - s');
ylabel('Position - ft');
pause % hit enter to go to the next plot
plot( t, y(:,2), 'blue--');
title('Spring Mass Damper with initial displacement');
xlabel('Time - s');
ylabel('Velocit - ft/s');
pause % hit enter to go to the next plot
plot( t, y(:,1), 'g', t, y(:,2), 'b--');
title('Spring Mass Damper with initial displacement');
xlabel('Time - s');
ylabel('Position and Velocity');
function XDOT = deriv( t, X)
% ind. var dep. var
%define model parameters
m=1; c=4; k=16;
%define the states as "nice" names
x=X(1); xdot=X(2);
%define any forcing functions
f=5*sin(2*t);
%write the non-trivial equations using the nice names
xddot= (1/m) * ( f -c*xdot - k*x );
XDOT = [xdot;xddot] ; %return the derivative value
clear
clc
[t,x]=ode45(@deriv,[0,10],[0,0,0]);
plot(t,x(:,1));
title('position')
figure
plot(t,x(:,2))
title('Velocity')
function XDOT = deriv(t,X)
% ind. var dep. var
x=X(1);
xdot=X(2);
xddot=X(3);
%write the non-trivial equations using the nice names
xtdot= -4*xddot-6*xdot-8*x+u(x);%u(x) is unit step function defined
below
XDOT = [xdot;xddot;xtdot] ; %return the derivative value
end
function f=u(t)
if t>=0
f=1;
else
f=0;
end
end
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