7/14/23, 4:00 PM Quiz: Exam 2 | Part 1

Exam 2 | Part 1
Started: Jul 14 at 8:59am

Quiz Instructions
This Exam 2 is presented in 2 parts. 

Part 1 of each exam will require you to complete the exam questions by reviewing the exam online, using
blank paper to compute problems when required, and selecting final answers within Canvas. Think over
each problem and work as carefully and neatly as you can. Please indicate your final answers very clearly
and state any assumptions you make.  Show all of your work. If you are running short on time, explain what
you would do to complete the problem.
 
Part 2 of each exam will require you to scan and upload all paper used throughout the exam.

IMPORTANT NOTE: 

Part 1 of every exam is timed. Once the exam is unlocked, the timer begins its countdown (see the right-
hand navigation menu). If you do not submit Part 1 of your exam prior to the time expiring, your exam will
be automatically submitted and your grade will be based on the work you have completed at that time.
 In addition, a requirement for each exam is that you MUST scan/upload all work completed with
paper/pencil. This will be completed in Part 2.

LaPlaceTransformTable.pdf (https://psu.instructure.com/courses/2250896/files/143007450/download?wrap=1)

Consider the model implemented below:

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Question 1 10 pts

What is the transfer function of the system?

Question 2 5 pts

The system  is stable.   True or False

     Show your work.

True

False

The figure below shows the time responses to a unit step function from various transfer
functions. Indicate which time response (1,2,3 or 4)  matches the transfer functions.

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Question 3 6 pts

Question 4 6 pts

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Question 5 6 pts

Question 6 6 pts

Assume  is the free response of a system and its Laplace Transform is  .

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Question 7 4 pts

What response represents the poles shown in (A)?

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Question 8 4 pts

What response represents the poles shown in (B)?

Question 9 4 pts

What response represents the poles shown in (C)?

Question 10 4 pts

What the is the differential equation that describes the poles shown in Figure (A)?

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Question 11 4 pts

What the is the differential equation that describes the poles shown in Figure (B)?

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Question 12 4 pts

What the is the differential equation that describes the poles shown in Figure (C)?

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The following figure shows the forced response of a system to a unit step input. The equation of
motion is:

Question 13 3 pts

What is the percent overshoot?

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Question 14 3 pts

What is the peak time ( )?

Question 15 3 pts

What is the static gain?

Question 16 3 pts

Estimate the damping ratio.

Question 17 3 pts

What is the natural frequency?

Question 18 5 pts

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Given that  and  , what is the minimum value of  that would make
the system overdamped?

Question 19 17 pts

The Bode diagram below relates the input  to the output  :

Find the input  that results into a sinusoidal stead-state response of:

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