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Nov 23, 2024
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EE 3050 - Dynamic Systems3 lecture hours 0 lab hours 3 credits
Course Description
This course introduces modeling and analysis techniques of the major types of dynamic engineering systems: mechanical translational, mechanical rotational, electromechanical, and operational amplifier systems. Appropriate methods for analytically solving system differential equations are reviewed. (prereq: EE 2070 and PH 2011 ) (coreq: MA 383 )
Course Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Understand basic components of mechanical and electrical (including ideal operational amplifiers)
- Combine mechanical and electrical (including ideal operational amplifiers) components into systems
- Formulate mechanical, electrical, and mixed discipline systems into appropriate differential equation models including state space models
- Analyze systems for dynamic time-domain response and for frequency response
- Recognize the similarity of the response characteristics of various physically dissimiliar systems
- Predict system response using analytic methods
Prerequisites by Topic
- Linear differential equation solution techniques
- Transient analysis of series and parallel RLC circuits
- Laplace transform analysis of circuits
- Transfer functions
- Electric circuit frequency response
- Draw free body diagrams for static systems
- Identify forces related to each other through Newton’s 3rd Law of Motion
- Apply the principles of Conservation of Energy and Conservation of Linear Momentum to solve problems
Course Topics
- Modeling in the frequency domain
- Modeling in the time domain
- Time response
Coordinator
Dr. Jennifer Bonniwell
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