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Revision as of 16:04, 8 December 2009

Coupled Oscillator Spring Mass Oscillator: State Space

Problem Statement

Two 4 Kg Weights are suspended between two walls. They are connected by a spring between them with a spring constant k2. They are connected to the walls by two springs k1 and k3 with k1=k3. m1 is a distance x1 form m2 and m2 is x2 from the wall.


Solution

Things we know

m1=5kg

m2=5kg

k1=50Nm

k2=100Nm

k3=50Nm

So now that we have are problem we need to start setting up the equations we need to solve it.

x1˙=x1˙

x1¨+k1+k2m1x1k2m1x2=0

x2˙=x2˙

x2¨+k3+k2m2x2k2m2x1=0

Now we take these equations and put them in a state space model.

[x1˙x1¨x2˙x2¨] = [0100(k1+k2)m10k1m100001k1m20(k1+k2)m20][x1x˙1x2x˙2]+[0]

Now we make the appropriate numerical substitutions.


[x1˙x1¨x2˙x2¨] = [01001505050500001505015050][x1x˙1x2x˙2]+[0]



[x1˙x1¨x2˙x2¨]=[01003001000001100300][x1x˙1x2x˙2]+[0]

So using maple i was able to obtain the eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

Eigenvalues.


λ1=210 λ2=210 λ3=25 λ4=25