Seen in Figure 1, a small cart (with mass m and position x2) is riding inside a larger cart, which is massless, and has a position ₁. A spring and a damper in parallel connect the larger cart to the smaller cart, and another spring connects the exterior of the large massless cart to an input position, £,. For similar to the one in Homework 2, Problem 1. It has the same equations of

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Seen in Figure 1, a small cart (with mass m and position 2) is riding inside a larger cart, which is massless, and
has a position ₁. A spring and a damper in parallel connect the larger cart to the smaller cart, and another spring
connects the exterior of the large massless cart to an input position, .
For
similar to the one in Homework 2, Problem 1. It has the same equations of
the equations of motion - please reference the solutions. Given this,
motion.
Your tasks:
Xu
im
X1
+
C
m
X2
(
O O O
A. Draw FBD and write equations of motion
B. Find the state-space equations for the system
in matrix form using x1 and x2 and their derivatives
and also represent the mechanical system in 2nd order matrix form
uations for the system in
orm using a, and #2 and their derivatives.
nd 2 and their derivatives.
Transcribed Image Text:Seen in Figure 1, a small cart (with mass m and position 2) is riding inside a larger cart, which is massless, and has a position ₁. A spring and a damper in parallel connect the larger cart to the smaller cart, and another spring connects the exterior of the large massless cart to an input position, . For similar to the one in Homework 2, Problem 1. It has the same equations of the equations of motion - please reference the solutions. Given this, motion. Your tasks: Xu im X1 + C m X2 ( O O O A. Draw FBD and write equations of motion B. Find the state-space equations for the system in matrix form using x1 and x2 and their derivatives and also represent the mechanical system in 2nd order matrix form uations for the system in orm using a, and #2 and their derivatives. nd 2 and their derivatives.
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