In a closed loop system as shown below, G (8) = 6, G(8) = 8/(+8), and...
In a closed loop system as shown below, G.(S) =3, G(S) =4/(s+4), and H(s) = 1. (note that although the system block diagram may look the same as in some other problems, the blocks are different) Controller Process Rs) Ge(s) GS) Yis) N's) Measurement Assume that the disturbance (T(S) and noise (N(S)) are all zero, and the system is at rest initially, what is the system response y(t) when the input r(t) is a unit step function? y(t) = 1/4...
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Disturbance D(s) Reference Control Output Input Error Input t US) Y(s) Plant Given the above closed loop block diagram: Let aundl s) KK (a) Show that the above system will have zero steady state error for step reference input (when D(s)-0) as well as for step disturbance input (when R(s)-0). (b) LetJ B K1 and Kp0, what about the stability of the closed loop system?
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Report task. A standard closed-loop control system is shown in Figure 6. Classify the different components and signals of the electronic compass system in the control engineering terms used in Figure 6, i.e. which components represent the controller, which the plant, what is the output signal, what the actuation signal. Reference Control Actuation Output error Controller signal Pant signal Y (s) value R(s) + U(s) E(s) K (s) G(s) Measured output signal Y (s) H(s) Measurement Figure 6: Basic control...
4. Consider the following closed-loop system in which G(s) = and H(s) = 1. de)_ GC) ylt) Derive the transfer function刽 2, where E (s) = R(s) H(s)Y(s). What is the smallest value of K for which the steady-state error due to a unit step disturbance, d(t) -), s less than 0.05? Ea(s) D(s)
HVV 10.2 Disturbance Consider the following closed loop system; K T(S) : 48 = $#18 S+14 S2+55 +6 G(s) H(s) • Determine; • T(s)= yes • E(s) = R(s)-Y(s) • Steady State error value due to step input, R(s) • Sensitivity of TF respect to K, S Solution; notes
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[10] Consider the system shown below. Design the PD controller such that the closed loop system satisfies the following specifications. a) The steady-state error with respect to a step disturbance W (s) is no more than 10 %. b) The third order system gives a dominant 2nd order response such that the third pole s=p satisfies p 10wn, where Zwn is the damping constant. |W(s) Y(s) 1 E(S)Kp+Kps R(s) s(s+10)
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PROBLEMA: (25%) A closed-loop control system is shown below Ds) T(O) U(A) C(s) (a) Show that a proportional controller (C(s)-kp) will never make the closed-loop system stable. (8%) (Hint: you need to calculate the closed-loop pole locations and make discussion for the two possible cases.) (Medim) (b) When a PD controller is used (C(s)kp+ kps), calculate the steady state tracking error when both R(s) and D(s) are unit steps. (8%) (Easy) (e) Suppose R(s) is a unit step and D(s)...
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Consider the closed-loop system in Figure E5.19. where Gs)G 3s and H(s) -K (a) Determine the closed-loop transfer function T(s) Y(s)/R(s). (b) Determine the steady-state error of the closed-loop system response to a unit ramp input, R(s) 1/s (c) Select a value for Ka so that the steady-state error of the system response to a unit step input, R(s)1/s, is zero.
1. [25%] Consider the closed-loop system shown where it is desired to stabilize the system with feedback where the control law is a form of a PID controller. Design using the Root Locus Method such that the: a. percent overshoot is less than 10% for a unit step b. settling time is less than 4 seconds, c. steady-state absolute error (not percent error) due to a unit ramp input (r=t) is less than 1. d. Note: The actuator u(t) saturates...
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Consider the closed loop system shown in Figure 4. The root locus of that system is shown in Figure 5 (s+40s+8) R(s) Y(s) Figure 4 System block diagram of Problem 4 a) On the root locus plot, sketch the region of possible roots of the dominant closed-loop poles such that the system response to a unit step has the following time domain specifications. [5] i. Damping ratio, 20.76 ii. Natural frequency,....