Excellent video, clear and exhaustive explanations, I have just discovered the channel, it is really great, I just wonder are there any arguments that you are not dealing with?
I don't get it. As far as I understand, the equation of motion should be K*x(t) + fv*dx/dt + f(t) = M*dx^2/dt^2 That would lead to a transfer function TF = 1/ (-M*s^2 + fv*s + K)
In the mean time I understand through following the example with XCOS in the course about Scilab. In my equation the constants K and fv are negative, while in the video they are assumed positive.
I never comment, but you literally taught me this in 10 minutes after I had spent countless hours trying to figure it out. Thank you SO much!
Sir, you explained it 10 times better than my professor. Thank you!!
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Really good video! Helped me a lot to understand such an important concept!
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I really recommend this video. Simply a very nice and an efficient video.
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Could you do example with initial conditions, a car is fixed by spring on left hand side and damper on right hand side with intial conditions.
Thanks Philip for transfer function, we "must" takr initial conditions zero but I have noted as a "video idea"...Thanks
Excellent video, clear and exhaustive explanations, I have just discovered the channel, it is really great, I just wonder are there any arguments that you are not dealing with?
Thanks i appreciate that. No this is a complete video on its topic
Very helpful video sir! I hope you will also make video on power simulink which is relevant to this control System basics in shaa Allah.
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Sir, can you give more examples regarding transnational ?
do you mean translational? moving with same velocity as in mechanics?
@@digitidea yes Sir, transnational related more complex examples
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How do I calculate the step input response 2nd order of this system
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@@digitidea Sir, can you give more examples regarding transnational ?
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sir please explain balancing mass transfer fuction, btw your video very helped understand basic conceptual TF. thanks a lot sir.
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Really simple and easy video, but I think it would be better if you wrote some things a little bigger. Other than that it was great! Thanks so much
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What if same damper is placed at 90 degree to the spring at y axis direction. Is that the first derivative will be zero?
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I liked the video ... but the course isn't complete as the introductory video shows ...
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How we will calculate the value of S?
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I don't get it. As far as I understand, the equation of motion should be
K*x(t) + fv*dx/dt + f(t) = M*dx^2/dt^2
That would lead to a transfer function
TF = 1/ (-M*s^2 + fv*s + K)
Sorry I could not explain well!
In the mean time I understand through following the example with XCOS in the course about Scilab.
In my equation the constants K and fv are negative, while in the video they are assumed positive.
@@knarfamoranemix6030 I tried to explain why?
How to find transfer function if damper is not present in system?
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