This problem explores the effect of closed-loop zeros on the system response. Suppose ?(?) = ?? (?)?? (?) where ?? (?) = ? a proportional controller. The plant ??(?) takes on two different systems in Problem 1 and in Problem 2
1. Suppose ??1 (?) = 1 ?(? 2+6?+45) a. Find the open-loop poles and the closed-loop poles when ? = 40 b. Find and plot the closed-loop unit step response, that is, find ?(?), ? > 0 when ?(?) = ??(?)
2. Repeat for ??2 (?) = 3 40 ? 2+ 40 3 ?+ 40 3 ?(? 2+3?+5) Compare the two answers relative to the location of closed-loop poles, and the effect of the closed-loop zeros Hint: explore using the Matlab function ilaplace Type help ilaplace
The question didn't state the K for problem 2.
step response using MATLAB:
clc;
clear all;
close all;
s=tf('s');
k=40; % P-gain
gp1=1/(s*(s^2+6*s+45));
gp2=(3*s^2+40*s+40)/(s*(s^2+3*s+5));
step(feedback(k*gp1,1),feedback(k*gp2,1));grid % step response
legend(' plant 1 ', ' plant 2')
The system response is faster with the plant with zeros added to it
This problem explores the effect of closed-loop zeros on the system response. Suppose ?(?) = ??...
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