Engineering, 06.04.2021 02:40 jasonr182017

You are considering the purchase of a temperature measurement package, consisting of both a temperature sensor and signal conditioningelectronics, whose output voltage(in Volts)inthe Laplace domain, Y(s), is related to temperature(in Celsius)in the Laplace domain, (s), by: Y(s)=0.1s+1(s)Suppose you apply a 5-degree step change in temperature to this sensor, meaning that (s)=5/s.1.Write an expression for Y(s)in the Laplace domain (1 point). 2.Solve for the output voltage, y(t), in the time domain, assumingan initial temperature of zero and a corresponding initial output voltage of zero(1 point). 3.What is the steady-state output voltage? (1 point)4.How long does it take for the output voltage to reach 90% of its steady-state value?(1 point)

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