2. By using the Lagrange method, write differential equations and draw the block diagram of the system shown. Input is F and output is \(\theta\). M, the torque on the wheel can be considered as a disturbance.
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First, let's define the variables and parameters: - F: input force - M: torque on the wheel - y: output (displacement) - m: mass of the system - b: damping coefficient - k: spring constant Show more…
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