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guiromero
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TL;DR Summary: transfer function
Hello,
I have a doubt on this exercise from my post graduation course:
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The transfer funtion of a series RL circuit is given by:
Determine the answer y(t) for an entry signal given by x(t) = u(t) V:
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From the Laplace table, I find the closest association would be e-at, for F(s) = 1/s+a. Then the answer would be "d", but I'm not sure if this association is correct, because F(s) is not exactly 1/s+a, it's more likely a/s+a, where a = R/L.
Could someone give me a clear answer?
Thanks a lot!
Hello,
I have a doubt on this exercise from my post graduation course:
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
The transfer funtion of a series RL circuit is given by:
Determine the answer y(t) for an entry signal given by x(t) = u(t) V:
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
From the Laplace table, I find the closest association would be e-at, for F(s) = 1/s+a. Then the answer would be "d", but I'm not sure if this association is correct, because F(s) is not exactly 1/s+a, it's more likely a/s+a, where a = R/L.
Could someone give me a clear answer?
Thanks a lot!