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"Consider the dc motor whose's moment-of-inertia Jm = 0.02 kg*m^2. Its armature inductance La can be neglected for slow changes. The motor is driving a load of inertia JL = 0:04 kg*m^2. The steady state operating speed is 400 rad/s. Calculate and plot the terminal voltage va(t) that is required to bring this motor to a halt as quickly as possible, without exceeding the armature current of 12 A."
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