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4. In the Excel spreadsheet, make three new columns to convert your measured data into the<br />

armature voltage (ea), the steady-state current (ia,ss) and motor speed (ωss) using the<br />

conversion factors for the power amplifier (5 V/V), the current sensor (2 V/A) and the<br />

tachometer (52.4 rad/sec/V).<br />

5. Make a plot with ωss on the y-axis and ia,ss on the x-axis. Using eq. (7), the slope of this line is<br />

equal to (km/b). Find the slope, label the axes of this plot and save it to hand in with your<br />

report.<br />

6. Create an additional column to compute (ea - Ra ia,ss). Make a second plot with ωss on the xaxis<br />

and ea - Ra ia,ss on the y-axis. Using eq. (6), the slope of this line is equal to km. Find the<br />

slope, label the axes of this plot and save it to hand in with your report.<br />

7. Write-up<br />

In your typed lab report, indicate the following information by including tables such as those<br />

shown below.<br />

A. Electrical Characteristics<br />

Ra = ________Ω Measured<br />

Power Amp<br />

Output, ea<br />

[V]<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

Armature<br />

Current,<br />

ia,ss [mA]<br />

Average:<br />

B. Determining System Time Constant<br />

14<br />

Ra<br />

[Ω]<br />

Step Input (V) τ<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

Average<br />

τ<br />

[ms]<br />

La<br />

[mH]<br />

Compare the electrical time constant to that of the overall system. Is it a good assumption to<br />

neglect the electrical time constant?

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