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FEEDBACK CONTROL SYSTEM
UNIT 4a. List and sketch FIVE (5) types of standard input test signal in control system.
b. Locate the positions of the poles on the s- plane for the following second order
systems:
(a) the under-damped system
(b) the over-damped system
(c) the critically damped system
c. For the following systems transfer function, identify the system order, plot the poles
on s -plane and sketch the output response.
i.10014
20)( 2 s s
sG
ii.4
2)(
s sG
d. Given a system with transfer function( )
( ) ;
i. Find ( ) when a unit step function ( ) is applied to the system,
assuming initial condition is zero.
ii. Plot pole and zero on S-plane and identify either a system is stable or not.
Why?
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e. Figure 4.1 shows the output response of a first order transfer function from a
laboratory test. Consider the transfer function of a simple first order system( )
( )
( ) , where ( ) and given the output step response is
( )( )
⁄ ⁄
Figure 4.1: Laboratory results of a system step response test.
i. Find the time constant , .
ii. Calculate the value of ‘ a ’
iii. Determine the value of K.
iv. Evaluate the rise time, and settling time, .
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 10
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
System: sysTime (sec): 0.966Amplitude: 0.286
Step Response
Time (sec)
A m p
l i t u d e
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f. Refer to Figure 2.1 as shown below, determine
i. the value of pole
ii. the system transfer function, ( ) ( ) .
Figure 2.1
g. Given a system with transfer function ( )
i. Identify the system order.
ii. Plot the pole and zero on s -plane.
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2
-2
-1.5
-1
-0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
Real Part
I m a g
i n a r y
P a r
t
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h. Refer to Figure 6.2 , state the definition and estimate the value of :
Figure 6.2
i. Delay time,
ii. Rise time,
iii. Settling time,
iv. Peak time,
v. Percentage Overshoot,
i. Given the second order transfer function is ( )
i. Write the general equation of second order system.
ii. Find the value of natural frequency, and damping ratio, ζ.
iii. If damping ratio, ζ = 0 . What happen to the system?
Ans:
ζ ,
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j. Given the transfer function ,
( )
i. Plot pole on S-plane
ii. Find peak time ( ), settling time ( ) and overshoot ( ).
(hint: ( ) )
Ans:
k. For the system shown in Figure 6.3 , find
Figure 6.3
i. the transfer function ( ) ( )
( )
ii. damping ratio ( ), Natural frequency ( )
Ans:
( ) , ,
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l. A torsional mechanical system to test shaft elasticity is modelled and the transfer
function can be represented as
( ) ( )
If the values J = 3 kg-m2 and k = 27 N-m-s/rad are given, find the value of the
adjustable damper coefficient, f , such that the critically damped response can be
obtained for a unit step input.
m. For a system shown in Figure 4.27, if the transfer function, ( ) , is given as
( ) ( )
Figure 4.27
(a) Find the closed-loop transfer function of the new system.
(b) The closed-loop response is required to operate with the settling time of 1.15
seconds and 4.6% overshoot. If the values of coefficients, J and k , are 3 and
27, respectively, calculate the value of the gain, K p and the new value of
coefficient f .