State space model of mass spring damper with base excitation
State space model of mass spring damper with base excitation
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Dear,
I want to make a state space model of a simple mass spring damper system with a base excitation as shown in the figure below.
The equation of motion is:
mx'' + bx' + kx = ky + by'
How can I write this in state space (A,B,C,D) format? I have difficulties with finding the B matrix.
y(t) = Y sin (Wt)
I want to make a state space model of a simple mass spring damper system with a base excitation as shown in the figure below.
The equation of motion is:
mx'' + bx' + kx = ky + by'
How can I write this in state space (A,B,C,D) format? I have difficulties with finding the B matrix.
y(t) = Y sin (Wt)

RE: State space model of mass spring damper with base excitation
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RE: State space model of mass spring damper with base excitation
Thank you for the link.
This is almost what I'm looking for (slide 52). However, I'm struggling to write the harmonic forcing functions (2.63) in state-space format (B matrix). Analytical, they do a superposition of the two individual particular solutions. Have you an idea of how this done in state-space format?
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RE: State space model of mass spring damper with base excitation
Thank you for your reply.
So my B matrix is: [0; 1/m]
And u is: bWY cos (Wt) + kY sin (Wt)
If xdot is: [x'; x'']
Right?
Steven
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