The reason for this restriction is that a modulated energy-storage element would mean that the total energy in a system would be a function of the modulating input or set of inputs. Consequently, the total energy in the system would not be equal to the net power flow in across the system boundaries..
Because the two energy storage elements in this model are not independent. Because of the one-junction, the velocity or momentum of one determines the velocity or momentum of the other; given the masses of both bodies, knowing the energy of one is sufficient to determine the energy of the other.
It is a generalized potential energy storage element. The displacement, q, plays the same role as the specific entropy and specific volume do for a pure thermodynamic substance: it is sufficient to define the energy in the system. By convention we will define Ep = 0 at q = 0 as shown in figure 4.1.
Energy storage elements provide the basis of the state equations we will derive to describe the dynamic processes occurring in a system. Of course, an energy storage element does not by itself define a dynamic process — it needs an input.
In the foregoing examples we found that one state variable was associated with the energy stored in each energy storage element. Will every energy storage element give rise to an unique state variable? Not necessarily, as we will see below when we consider two energy storage elements of the same type connected by a simple junction.
That is the true meaning of inter-dependence of energy storage elements: in the model they are not distinct energy storage elements, despite appearances to the contrary. These two modelling approximations — rigid-body models and time-derivative operations — are intimately related.
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The collective impact of two strategies on energy storage performance. a–d) Recoverable energy storage density W rec and energy efficiency η for 5 nm thin films of BTO, BFO, KNN, and PZT under various defect dipole densities and different in-plane bending strains (Different colored lines represent in-plane bending strains ranging from 0% to 5%).
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1. The circuit of one energy-storage element is called a first-order circuit. It can be described by an inhomogeneous linear first-order differential equation as 2. The circuit with two energy-storage elements is called a second-order circuit. It can be described by an inhomogeneous linear second-order differential equation as
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