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10.3. EXAMPLES 271<br />

provided that<br />

which results in<br />

0. Thus we can choose<br />

T1(x) = xi<br />

T=[e-x21 1J<br />

Notice that this coordinate transformation maps the equilibrium point at the origin in the x<br />

plane into the origin in the z plane.<br />

The functions 0 and w can be obtained as follows:<br />

w = 29(x) = ex2<br />

It is easy to verify that, in the z-coordinates<br />

which is of the form<br />

with<br />

{ zl = z2<br />

(aT2/ax)f(x) _<br />

(0T2/8x)9(x)<br />

f z1 = x1<br />

ll z2=eX2-1<br />

z2 = az1 z2 + azl + (z2 + 1)u<br />

z = Az + Bw(z) [u - O(z)]<br />

A A,- [ 0<br />

O I, B=B,<br />

= 1 0 J<br />

w(z) = z2 + 1, O(z) _ -azi.<br />

Example 10.11 (Magnetic Suspension <strong>Sy</strong>stem)<br />

Consider the magnetic suspension system of Chapter 1. The dynamic equations are<br />

x2 0<br />

xl<br />

aµa2<br />

k<br />

x2 = 9 mX2 2m 1+µa1 + 0<br />

xg 1+µa1 (-Rx + l µ x )<br />

a 3 1+µa1) 2x3 A<br />

(<br />

11

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