Theory and Design for Mechanical Measurements
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A catheter is inserted into the vena cava of an animal to measure the venous blood pressure variation with breathing. The other end of the catheter is attached to a pressure transducer and conditioning system to record the measured pressure. The catheter has a known natural frequency and damping ratio of 4 rad/s and 0.2, respectively, while these values for the pressure transducer are 2(XX) rad/s and 0.7. The venous pressure is expected to vary as p(t) = 10+ 1.5 sin 2t in mm Hg. Find the time-dependent magnitude attenuation and time delay of the output pressure signal. Assume Khysteai = 1 mm Hg/mm Hg and linear behavior of the system.
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