Question: Problems: Suspension System Analysis Using MATLAB For the simplified car suspension system shown in Figure 1 where x ( t ) is measured with respect

Problems:
Suspension System Analysis Using MATLAB
For the simplified car suspension system shown in Figure 1 where x(t) is
measured with respect to the equilibrium position, use MATLAB's ode45.m
to plot the position of the car after the car hits a unit bump: draw the FBD,
derive the EOM, give your MATLAB code, and show relevant figures that
illustrate your argument for the choice of b(e.g., show curves of x(t) versus
t. Assume that r(t) is a unit step in position with r(t)=1,r(t)=0. Assume
that all initial conditions are zero (x(t)=0,x(t)=0), and that m=350kg,k=
10,000Nm. Find the value of b that you would prefer if you were the car
driver. Give a subjective but reasonable argument, which a 4-year old would
Suspension System
understand, for picking one value of b over another. (Hint: try using values
of b of 500N*sm,2000N*sm,5000N*sm). This question will be used to
assess student's ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
Problems: Suspension System Analysis Using MATLAB

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