01- (08 Pts) Figure below is a diagram of a DC motor connected in parallel to...
Q 1- 08 Pts) Figure below is a diagram of a DC motor connected in parnllel to a current source i,. The torque and back-EMF constants of the motor are Ko K respectively, the motor resistance is R, also modeled as connected in parallel, the motor inertia is 1- (not shown), and the motor inductance is negligible. The motor load is an inertia J with compliance (stiffness) K and viscous friction coefficient b, and it is attached a gear pair...
3.10 (Motor drive) Consider a system consisting of a motor driving two masses that are connected by a torsional spring, as shown in the diagram below. Motor This system can represent a motor with a flexible shaft that drives a load. Assuming that the motor delivers a torque that is proportional to the current I, the dynamics of the system can be described by the equations dt dt (3.43) dtdt where Ф1 and P2 are the angles of the two...
(30 pts) A D.C. motor is shown below, where the inductance L and the resistance R model the armature circuit. The voltage Vb represents the back-emf which is proportional to dθ/dt via K. The torque T generated by the motor is proportional to the i via a constant K. The inertia J represents the combined inertia of the motor and load. The viscous friction acting on the output shaft is B 1. pur voltaop a. A. (10 pts) Find the...
1. Consider a schematic diagram of the permanent magnet brushed DC motor used in Quanser system with two inertia loads (Jh and J4) and no viscous damping as shown in Fig. 2-1.. Since there is no gear system, motor shaft angular position and velocity, 0m, and wm, respectively, are equal to disc load angular position and velocity 0, and w, respectively. Derive electrical and mechanical differential equations describing this DC motor dynamics, as well as the relationship between motor torque...
Figure Q1(b) shows the simplified diagram of the armature controlled D.C. b) servomotors used in instruments and employed a fixed permane nt magnet field. The control signal is app lied to the amature terminals. The inductance of armature winding is negligible. Obtain the transfer function of the servo mot or (assume K, K, and K, are constant) i) (10marks) Derive a state spa ce model for the servomotor (armature resistance is 0.2) (5marks) i) La Fixed field (if) Ra ww00...
D.C. motor is shown below, where the inductance L and the resistance R model the armature circuit. The voltage Vbrepresents the back-emf which is proportional to dθ/dt via Kf. The torque T generated by the motor is proportional to the i via a constant Kt. In this application, let the constants Kt = Kf. The inertia J represents the combined inertia of the motor and load. The viscous friction acting on the output shaft is b. Attached to the shaft...
i want to get part c,d The figure below is a gear-train mechanical system driven by a prescribed motion in the form of an angular displacement y(t). The motion is caused by an applied torque T(t) generated by a motor. The mass moment of inertias of the motor and the driving gear are J and J, respectively, whereas the mass moment of inertias of the load and the driven gear are J, and J2, respectively. The radii and angular displacements...
A shunt-wound DC motor with the field coils and rotor connected in parallel (see the figure) (Figure 1) operates from a 130 V DC power line. The resistance of the field windings, Rf, is 234 ? . The resistance of the rotor, Rr, is 4.10 ? . When the motor is running, the rotor develops an emf E. The motor draws a current of 4.82 A from the line. Friction losses amount to 47.0 W .
Problem-5 (20 pts): Consider the DC servo motor shown in Figure-5. Assume that the input of the system is the applied armature voltage ea and the output is the load shaft position θ2. Assume also the following numerical values for the components: Ra-) Armature winding resistance = 0.2Ω La → Armature winding inductance = 0.1 mH Kb-) Back emf constant 0.05 Vs/rad K > Motor torque constant 0.06 Nm/A Jr Moment of inertia of the rotor of the motor =...
u(t) ta(t) e(t) A DC motor is a electro-mechanical system, where mechanical motor is coupled with an electrical circuit. The motor shows up in the circuit equation as a voltage loss proportional to the motor speed, and the electrical system shows up as the input torque proportional to the armatura current DC motor equations are given by dw(t) dialt) where J is the mass moment of inertia in kg-m2, b is the damping coefficient in N-m-s, K is the motor...