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amplitudes and phase frequency response of two-mass oscillator

Hello all,

I wrote down the differential equations for a two-mass oscillator, transformed it to state form and solved the model with scilab, which worked perfectly (see picture in the appendix). Now, I want to generate a plot for the amplitudes and phase frequency response of this system, but I don't know how to to this in scilab. Can anyone help me out here?

The scilab-code is as follows:

m1     = 0.01;
m2     = 0.005;
C1     = 200;
C2     = 100;
D1     = 0.0;
D2     = 0.0;
Fdach  = 0.1;
omega  = sqrt(C1/m1);

function f=rechteSeite(t, y)
    A = [[0,0,1,0];[0,0,0,1];[-(C1+C2)/m1,C2/m1,-(D1+D2)/m1,D2/m1];C2/m2,-C2/m2,D2/m2,-D2/m2];
    q = [0;0;1/m1;0]*(Fdach)*cos(omega*t);
    f = A*y+q; 
endfunction

t = linspace(0,20,10000);
y0 = [0,0,0,0]';
t0 = 0;
y  = ode(y0,t0,t,rechteSeite);

subplot(311)
plot(t,y(1,:));//,t,y(2,:));//,t,y(3,:),t,y(4,:));
hl=legend(['x1';'x2';'x1p';'x2p']);

subplot(312)
plot(t,y(2,:));//,t,y(2,:));//,t,y(3,:),t,y(4,:));
hl=legend(['x2';'x2';'x1p';'x2p']);

See also the uploaded picture for further information.

Kind regards

vanKir


Scilab 12-01-22, 2:58 p.m. vanKir
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the following code must be added to the script above: //Frequenzgang
M = [m1,0;0,m2];
K = [C1+C2,-C2;-C2,C2];
D = [D1+D2,-D2;-D2,D2];
om=0;
ome=zeros(1000);
for i=1:1:1000
om=om+1;
alpha=(K-om^2*M+complex(0,1)*om*D)^-1;
alpha_calc(i)=abs(alpha(1,1));
ome(i)=i;
end
subplot(414)
plot(ome,alpha_calc)
12-01-22, 11:11 p.m. vanKir


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