A hydraulically actuated compound pendulum

This paper describes the design, manufacture, and implementation of an experimental apparatus, namely, a "rotational compound pendulum", which is currently under development in the Controls Lab at the Mechanical Engineering Department at Kansas State University. The project is partially fu...

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