On a ECP Rectilinear Plant (1 DOF system) mass-spring-damper system, I am given the transfer function as: 1/(M*s^2 + B*s + K). With values mass M = 0.67538 kg, friction coefficient B = 1.8951 Ns/M, spring constant K = 322.278 N/M, and Damping coefficient d=2.54821 Ns/m.
I know the Open loop system model is: (1/(0.6738s^2 + 1.89515s + 322.278)) = (1.481/(s^2+2.806s+4.772))
Implement a simple controller using only one mass (+spring + damper) so the control is critically damped
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On a ECP Rectilinear Plant (1 DOF system) mass-spring-damper system, I am given the transfer function...
On a ECP Rectilinear Plant (1 DOF system) mass-spring-damper system, I am given the transfer function as: 1/(M*s^2 + B*s + K). With values mass M = 0.67538 kg, friction coefficient B = 1.8951 Ns/M, spring constant K = 322.278 N/M, and Damping coefficient d=2.54821 Ns/m. I know the Open loop system model is: (1/(0.6738s^2 + 1.89515s + 322.278)) = (1.481/(s^2+2.806s+4.772)) Implement a simple controller using only one mass (+spring + damper) so the control is critically damped
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