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The document presents a project question related to a spring-mass-damper system, commonly found in mechanical systems like car suspensions. It provides parameters for the system and asks for the determination of the transfer function, state space representation, and unit step response. The question is structured for a total of 20 marks, with specific marks allocated to each part.

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The document presents a project question related to a spring-mass-damper system, commonly found in mechanical systems like car suspensions. It provides parameters for the system and asks for the determination of the transfer function, state space representation, and unit step response. The question is structured for a total of 20 marks, with specific marks allocated to each part.

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Project

4. Section A
4.1. Question 1

Question 1 20 Marks

Study the scenario and complete the question(s) that follow:

Spring-mass damper

Spring-mass-damper systems can be found in many mechanical systems. One common example is the suspension of a car. The car itself is the mass that is
suspended by an elastic spring. A damper (the actual shock absorber) prevents oscillations. The basic schematic of a spring-mass-damper system is shown
in the above system. The equilibrium of forces requires us to consider four force components and can be modelled as:

At equilibrium the mass m of the body is given by m = 2 kg , b = 14 N-s/m and k= 12 N/m while the force f(t) is a unit step with all initial condition equal to 0.

Source: Tankam,2024

1.1 Determine the transfer function of the spring-mass damper system.

(5 Marks)

1.2 Determine the state space representation of this system.

(5 Marks)

1.3 Determine the unit step response of the system.

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