Is My FBD Servo Link Simulation Unstable Due to Equation Errors?

In summary, the conversation is about a system that needs to be modeled using Simulink. The available variables and constants are listed, and equations are derived from free body diagrams. However, when attempting to simulate the system, an error for step size appears, suggesting a mistake in the equations. One expert suggests that the equations for F and T_l may be incorrect.
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Homework Statement



I have this system (attached) which I need to model using simulink (attached).

Homework Equations



My available variables/constants are: y, y', tita, tita dot, tita double dot, m=0.1, c=0.1, k=300, l=0.3.

I derived the following equations from the free body diagrams;

y = l*sin(tita)

[itex]F = m\ddot{x} = l(k)sin(θ)+l(b)cos(θ)[/itex]

[itex]T_{l} = Fcos(θ) + I\ddot{θ}[/itex] ;
where [itex]I = ml^{2}[/itex]
When I try simulating the system, it seems that it is unstable as an error for step size pops up. Do I have a mistake in my equations?
 

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Or is it something else?The Attempt at a SolutionI think the problem lies in your equations. The equation for F should be:F = m\ddot{y} = l(k)sin(θ)+l(b)cos(θ). Also, the equation for T_l should be:T_{l} = Fcos(θ) - I\ddot{θ}.
 

Related to Is My FBD Servo Link Simulation Unstable Due to Equation Errors?

What is an FBD servo link?

An FBD servo link is a type of servo motor that utilizes a feedback control system to accurately control the position, speed, and torque of a connected load.

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