(a) A rotational mechanical system is shown in Fig. 3. Given the inertia value, J, is1kgm2, the spring constant value, K, is 1Nm/rad and the damping coefficient,sketch the frequency response of the system up to 5rad/s. Note thatD, is 1 NmsradT(s) is the input torque applied to the system while 0(s) is angular displacementwhich is the output of the system.2MCTE2311 Signal and System AnalysisT() ()DKFig. 3: Rotational mechanical system

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(a) A rotational mechanical system is shown in Fig. 3. Given the inertia value, J, is 1kgm2, the spring constant value, K, is 1Nm/rad and the damping coefficient, D, is 1m, sketch the frequency response of the system up to 5rad/s. Note that rad T(s) is the input torque applied to the system while 0(s) is angular displacement which is the output of the system. MCTE2311 Signal and System Analysis D K Fig. 3: Rotational mechanical system

(a) A rotational mechanical system is shown in Fig. 3. Given the inertia value, J, is 1kgm2, the spring constant value, K, is 1Nm/rad and the damping coefficient, D, is 1m, sketch the frequency response of the system up to 5rad/s. Note that rad T(s) is the input torque applied to the system while 0(s) is angular displacement which is the output of the system. MCTE2311 Signal and System Analysis D K Fig. 3: Rotational mechanical system

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