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BDU20303 Electromechanical & Control System Sem I 11/12 Chapter 3: Time Response Analysis (First Order System)

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1 BDU Electromechanical & Control System Sem I 11/12 Chapter 3: Time Response Analysis (First Order System)

2 Chapter 3 – Time Response Analysis
Chapter 2: Develop Math Model (input is known)  Chapter 3: The analysis output (w.r.t) when given with standard inputs  Input types : Step, Ramp, Sinusoidal, Impulse.

3 Inputs: Step, Ramp, Sinusoidal, Impulse

4 Differential Equation Modeling

5 Differential Equation Modeling

6 Laplace Transformation

7 Laplace Transformation

8 Laplace Transformation

9 Laplace Transformation

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