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Control system Laplace

Chocolatecat

Mechanical
Jan 22, 2025
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how to obtain x(t)
 

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Wow! it looks like homework; what will you do the day of the exam?
Good to share your work and explain your difficulties.
Try this calculator, others available.
You may want to use Laplace transform

Solve the equation for U[t]=1 and x(0) =x'(0) =0

well known curve for linear system.

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Pierre
 
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I worked this out and my solution to this is x(t) = -(t^2)/2 +2t - 2 +2.e^-t. Dont see why you'd have problems with solving this.
Where exactly do you need help with this ?
 
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Hi,
A tutorial to support your query,
Note:
In your case, consider 2nd order autonomous differential equation.
Pierre
 
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