Steps to solve this differential equation

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Hi ,
Can anyone help me on this problem please?!
Answer is given but i want to know steps to come to it, i think i tried a lot to solve it but i couldn't come to the given result.
Thanks to all
 
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  • Circuit schematic with a voltage source Vi feeding series R1, inductor L, then a node with R2 to ground, a capacitor C, and resistor R3 to output Vo, labeled 6.
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  • Equation 6: V̈o + V̇o((R2R3C + L)/(LC(R2 + R3))) + Vo(R2/(LC(R2 + R3))) = V̇i(R2R3/(L(R2 + R3))), a second-order differential equation in Vo and Vi.
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hi xmenus! welcome to pf! :wink:

show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help! :smile:
 
Here's the link of doc..I think i tried loop method and many other forms but... here i just showed the analogy i tried but i couldn't come to the result.(First circuit is different one)
I took an other example just to show or ask if the other circuit can be solved with the same analogy?!

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7g4vmpl4uhjbyl4/wwNdGrKm5o
 
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it's rather difficult to read :redface:

anyway, what is D ? :confused:​
 
That's a tough circuit you posted for finding a differential equation.

Don't know for sure...but perhaps a node analysis on the upper right hand node? Current in equal current out sort of thing.

Using SL and 1/(SC) may simplify things as well.
 
xmenus said:
I took an other example just to show or ask if the other circuit can be solved with the same analogy?!

ah, D = d/dt !

ok, you've replaced C and R3 (in series) by an impedance Z1

(btw, wouldn't Z3 be an easier name to keep track of? :wink:)

then you've replaced R2 and Z1 (in parallel) by Ze

but then you've stopped (presumably you're going to replace L and Ze, then replace that and R1?)

well, that looks fine so far :smile: …

what's the difficulty?​
 
The problem is that it's not working like that.I can't come to the result, i don't know!?
 
No,actually i worked on it till to the end but the result i got is not like the given one.
You are right, i didnt post other steps,but on that way it didnt work!
 
we can't comment on why it didn't work unless you show us what you did
 
Finally,after many attempts, i solved it :D !

I might post the solution so anyone can find it useful maybe.
Thank you a lot anyway,and thank for your time!
 
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