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9.12. EXERCISES 253<br />

9.12 Exercises<br />

(9.1) Prove Lemma 9.1.<br />

(9.2) Prove Lemma 9.2.<br />

(9.3) Consider the pendulum-on-a-cart system discussed in Chapter 1. Assuming for simplicity<br />

that the moment of inertia of the pendulum is negligible, and assuming that<br />

the output equation is<br />

y=±=X2<br />

(a) Find the kinetic energy K1 of the cart.<br />

(b) Find the kinetic energy K2 of the pendulum.<br />

(c) Find the potential energy P in the cart-pendulum system.<br />

(d) Using the previous results, find the total energy E = K1 + K2 + P = K + P<br />

stored in the cart-pendulum system.<br />

(e) Defining variables<br />

_ x M+m mlcoso u _ f<br />

0<br />

q= 9 M= L ml cos ml2B '<br />

show that the energy stored in the pendulum can be expressed as<br />

1<br />

E = 24TM(q)4 +mgl(cos0 - 1)<br />

(f) Computing the derivative of E along the trajectories of the system, show that the<br />

pendulum-on-a-cart system with input u = f and output ± is a passive system.<br />

(9.4) Consider the system<br />

(a) Determine whether i is<br />

-a21-22+u, a>0<br />

X1-X X2<br />

= xl<br />

(i) passive.<br />

(ii) strictly passive.<br />

(iii) strictly output-passive.<br />

(iv) has a finite G2 gain.<br />

(b) If the answer to part (a)(iv) is affirmative, find an upper bound on the L2 gain.

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