Question: Problem 4 . Steady - state Response Now from the steady - state expressions obtained from problem - 3 for armature current i a and

Problem 4. Steady-state Response
Now from the steady-state expressions obtained from problem-3 for armature current ia and motor speed , you will be able to determine certain critical parameters of the motor (i.e. No-load speed, no-load current, stall torque, and stall current). These critical parameters are defined as follows:
No-load speed: It is the motor speed when the load torque is zero (i.e. you need to put TL=0 in the steady-state expression of ). This is the highest motor speed for a given input voltage.
No-load current: It is the generated armature current when the load torque is zero (i.e. you need to put TL=0 in the steady-state expression of ia). This is the current generated in the motor when it is rotating at corresponding no-load speed.
Stall torque: It is the value of the torque that produces zero motor speed (i.e. you need to set =0 in the steady-state expression of , and find TL). Remember, this found TL is so high that the motor can not rotate at all!
Stall current: It is the generated armature current when the load torque is equal to the Stall torque (i.e. you need to put the found expression for stall torque in the steady-state expression of ia).
In this problem, assume the parameter values for a certain armature-controlled motor are:
Kb=KT=0.2N*mA
b=510-4N*m*srad,Ra=0.8
The manufacturer's data states that the motor's maximum speed is 3500 rpm , and the maximum armature current it can withstand without demagnetizing is 40 A . Now we want to know whether the motor can be operated with a certain applied voltage. In order to ensure that, you need to compute those steady-state parameters mentioned above for that input voltage. Therefore, compute a. No-load speed, b. No-load current, c. Stall torque, and d. Stall current and determine whether the motor can be operated with an applied voltage of va=10V. Hint: Remember, for an input voltage, No-load speed must be lesser than the maximum speed, and No-load current and Stall current must be lesser than the demagnetization current declared by the manufacturer. PLEASE DO IN MATLAB CODE
Problem 4 . Steady - state Response Now from the

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