1) Get the zeros, poles and step response of the following Mass Spring Damper transfer function. Assume that M= 10 Kg, C=0.1 and K = 1 KN/m \frac{1}{MS^2+CS+K}
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1; % N/(m/s) K = 1000; % N/m num = [0 0 1]; % numerator coefficients den = [M C K]; % denominator coefficients sys = tf(num, den); % create transfer function Show more…
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