Q 6(a) [9 Marks] Consider the system shown in Figure 9. Find a linearized incremental state-variable model for the system, where $R_1$ and $R_2$ are the linearized restriction resistances at the operating point (i.e. when $w_1(t) = \bar{w}_i$, $P_1 = \bar{p}_1$, $P_2 = \bar{p}_2$ and $w_o = \bar{w}_o$). Simplify the equations. Write an output equation for $\bar{w}_o$.

          Q 6(a)
[9 Marks]
Consider the system shown in Figure 9. Find a linearized incremental state-variable
model for the system, where $R_1$ and $R_2$ are the linearized restriction resistances at
the operating point (i.e. when $w_1(t) = \bar{w}_i$, $P_1 = \bar{p}_1$, $P_2 = \bar{p}_2$ and $w_o = \bar{w}_o$). Simplify
the equations.
Write an output equation for $\bar{w}_o$.

Q 6(a)
[9 Marks]
Consider the system shown in Figure 9. Find a linearized incremental state-variable
model for the system, where R1 and R2 are the linearized restriction resistances at
the operating point (i.e. when w1(t) = w̅i, P1 = p̅1, P2 = p̅2 and wo = w̅o). Simplify
the equations.
Write an output equation for w̅o.

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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Q 6(a) [9 Marks] Consider the system shown in Figure 9. Find a linearized incremental state-variable model for the system, where R1 and R2 are the linearized restriction resistances at X1 and X2, respectively. The equations for the system are as follows: Write an output equation for W.