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Exercise 1: Consider a physical system whose state space, which is three-dimensional is spanned by the orthonormal basis formed by three kets |ф11ф2) and IP2). I- In this basis, the Hamiltonian operator H of the system and the observable A are written as: H- ho 0 2 0 A h0 01 where o is real constant And the state ofthe system att-os: ΙΨ(0))siip)+1P2》怡1%) 1- Calculate the commutator [H. A] 2- Determine the energies of the system. 3- Determine the eigen-values...
A system has a transfer function s+3 H(s) = Find the steady-state output response for each of the given inputs. Work this one out by hand and show your w (a) x(t) = 2cos(0.1t)u(t) (b) x(t) = 15cos(10t-25。)u(t) ork
Exercisel: Consider a physical system whose state space, which is three-dimensional is spanned by the orthonormal basis formed by three kets lu, lu2) and lu). 1- In this basis, the Hamltonian operator H of the system and the observable A are written as H-h 1 0 0A where w is real constant. And the state of the system at tu0 is: 19(0)--lu:) + luz) + lus) 1- Calculate the commutator [H, A]. 2- Determine (H)s(Y(0)[H1Ψ(0) 3- Calculate ΔH,[H-hy-VIP-R2 = ((H2)-(HPF...
Consider a three-level system where the Hamiltonian and
observable A are given by the matrix Aˆ = µ 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0
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values obtained in a measurement of A (b) Does a state exist in
which both the results of a measurement of energy E and observable
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Wis) R(s u(s) 14 Gl(s) H(s) Given a system as in the diagram above, where K is an adjustable parameter pl(s) Dal(sKp+ g) Assuming W-0, find the transfer function Y(s)/R(s) h) Assuming R-0, find the transfer function Y(s)/W(s) i) What is the type of the system (with respect to steady-state error)? j) What is the steady-state error when rt)u(t) (unit-step) and w(t)-0 k) What is the s.s. error when r(t) t u(t) and w(t)-0 ) Assume r(t)-0, what is the...
4.8.2 For an LTIC system described by the transfer function H(s) = + 2) find the steady-state system response to a. 10u(t) b. cos (2+ + 60°) (1) c. sin (3 - 45")u(t) d. e3 u(t)
Given a zero-state LTI system whose impulse response h(t) = u(t) u(t-2), if the input of the system is r(t), find the system equation which relates the input to the output y(t) 4. (20 points) If a causal signal's s-domain representation is given as X (s) = (s+ 2)(s2 +2s + 5) (a) find all the poles and zero of the function. 2 1 52243 orr
1) Given the unit impulse response of a LTI system, find its transfer function H(s)-B(s)/A(s) in canonical form and ROC using the definition of Laplace transform and state the stability and causality with a specific reason: e. he(t)-600e-90t[u(t)-u(t-2)] f. h(t)-ha(0.2t) and show that hr(s)-(1/0.2)H.(s/0.2) g. A practical Butterworth filter, he(t)- 10198e3214tsin(3214tju(t) (Tip: sin()(el h. hn(t)-600te-30tu(t) Tip: integral by parts J udv = uv-J val) e-/2i))
For a control system, its transfer function from the input to the output is H(s) = 4/ (s2 + 2s + 2 ) if the input is r(t) = u(t), the steady-state tracking error is . a. 0 b. 1. c. 2 d. −1 e. None