Differential equation from the block diagram

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The discussion focuses on deriving a differential equation from a block diagram. The suggested method involves splitting the equation into partial fractions and applying the inverse Laplace transform to each term. This approach is essential for analyzing control systems and signal processing. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding Laplace transforms in the context of block diagram analysis.

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  • Understanding of block diagram representation in control systems
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  • Familiarity with partial fraction decomposition
  • Basic concepts of differential equations
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Hi

How can I obtain differential equation of the block diagram below ?

block_diagram.jpg


Thanks in advance

Moses
 
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Can't really say what is going on there...but you can probably split it into partial fractions and take the inverse laplace transform of all the terms.
 

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