The mechanism of the ball and beam system contains two DOFs. Initially the Euler-Lagrange equation is used to define the

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The mechanism of the ball and beam system contains two DOFs. Initially the Euler-Lagrange equation is used to define the

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What is the TRANSFER FUNCTION for these equations?????
The mechanism of the ball and beam system contains two DOFs. Initially the Euler-Lagrange equation is used to define the kinetic energy (1) and potential energy (2) for the system. 1 1 K -m, 1 +-J₁ 2 ^^ ³ ² + = √(√₂ + m₂r¹²¹² ) α²¹² + 12 Jocke (1) 2 R₂ 2 1 P (2) mog sina+mgr sin a 2 BAR

By taking the Laplace transform of the previous equation, now we get the following equation is J d +m₂)R(s)s² = −m₂g₁ -(0(s)) (9) LB 2 R₂ Rearranging the equation (9), we can find the transfer function from the gear angle (0 (s)) to the ball position (R(s)), d J P(S)=-m₂g 2 LB Rb + m₂)/s² (10)
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