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Journal Article

Author
Shannon, G. F.
Title
A method for establishing a first order differential equation set for electro-mechanical systems
In
Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Transactions
Imprint
vol. EM5, Nov 1963, pp. 53-
Description

[This paper was awarded the R. J. N. Franki Prize 1964]

Abstract

Most of the advanced theory of automatic control systems assumes that a set of first order differential equations exist to describe the performance of the system. The steps involved in obtaining such a set of equations starting from a physical description of the system are given and are carried out for a mechanical and an electro-mechanical system. The similarity between the basic topological steps for mechanical and electrical systems is noted and a general rule for the topological treatment of any system is given. Comments are made about non-linear circuits and constraints which may be imposed on the behaviour of the system.

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