The equations for an armature-controlled dc motor follow. The motor’s current is i and its rotational velocity is ω.

 

where L, R, and I are the motor’s inductance, resistance, and inertia; K_T and K_e are the torque constant and back-emf constant; c is a viscous damping constant; and υ(t) is the applied voltage. 

Use the values R = 0.8 1, L = 0.003 H, K_T = 0.05 N ∙ m/A, K_e = 0.05

V ∙ s/rad, c = 0, and I = 8 , 10^-5 kg · m².

Suppose the applied voltage is 20 V. Use MuPAD to obtain the motor’s speed and current versus time for zero initial conditions. Choose a final time large enough to show the motor’s speed becoming constant.

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di L- -Ri – Ko + v(t) dt dw Kri - co dt ||