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== Typographical Errors / Clarifications == | == Typographical Errors / Clarifications == | ||
| + | * On page 7-5, in the top code block, the lsim command will only work if s is already defined; otherwise, you will need to add<source lang="matlab">s=tf('s')</source> to your code before that line. | ||
| + | * On page 7-5, in the middle code block, T should be 0.04 as noted in the paragraph above it. | ||
* Use capital "P" as a subscript for the proportional control and a lower case "p" as a subscript for the steady state error constant of position. For example, in Section 7.8, all the <math>K_p</math> represent the error constant | * Use capital "P" as a subscript for the proportional control and a lower case "p" as a subscript for the steady state error constant of position. For example, in Section 7.8, all the <math>K_p</math> represent the error constant | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 3 April 2011
This page contains information related to the Motor Simulation lab for ME 125/ECE 141. It has been updated for Spring, 2011.
Contents
Resources
- Relevant Pundit pages
- Files for the lab:
- Specifications for 1624
- Specifications for 1841
- MotorLabSample_S11.tex - if getting from a web page, make sure you are saving it using a web browser that started in your UNIX account or transfer it over using SSH or FSecure
Typographical Errors / Clarifications
- On page 7-5, in the top code block, the lsim command will only work if s is already defined; otherwise, you will need to addto your code before that line.
s=tf('s')
- On page 7-5, in the middle code block, T should be 0.04 as noted in the paragraph above it.
- Use capital "P" as a subscript for the proportional control and a lower case "p" as a subscript for the steady state error constant of position. For example, in Section 7.8, all the \(K_p\) represent the error constant
Questions
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