Question: A load inertia I 2 is driven through gears by a motor with inertia I 1 ( Figure P 4 . 1 4 ) .

A load inertia I2 is driven through gears by a motor with inertia I1(Figure P4.14). The shaft inertias are l3 and 4 ; the gear inertias are I5 and 5. The gear ratio is 5:1(the motor shaft has
the greater speed). The motor torque is T1 and the viscous damping coefficient is c=1.2lb ft -sec/rad. Neglect elasticity in the system, and use the following inertia values (in sec2-ft-lbrad):
I1=0.01,I2=0.5
I3=0.001,I4=0.005
I5=0.02,I6=0.03
Figure P4.14
(a) Derive the model for the motor shaft speed 1 with T1 as input.
(b) Derive the model for the load shaft speed 2 with T1 as input.
A load inertia I 2 is driven through gears by a

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