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5. Consider the feedback system as follows G2(s) where Gi(s) K( where G1(s) K(1and G2(s) and...
s G1 = G2 = S-8 G2 s2+1 G3= G4 = R(s) C(s) S G1 G3 G4 H1 H2 si 28+3 H1 H2 a) Find the characteristic equation by subtracting the transfer function (C (s) / R (s)) of the system, whose block diagram is given above. b) Determine the stability of the given system with Routh-Hurwitz stability analysis method.
Exercise 6. Given two graphs Gi and G2, consider the graph G1DG2 constructed as follows: the vertices of GIG2 are the pairs (v1, v2), where 1 is a vertex of G1 and v2 is a vertex of G2 two vertices (u1, u2) and (v1, v2) in GIG2 are joined by edge whenever (u1 is adjacent to v2 in G2) or (u1 is adjacent to vi in G1, and u2 (i) Show the following: if G1 and G2 are connected, then...
using following parameters as defined G1(s)=1/(s+50) G2(s)=K/s G3(s)=1/(s+10) H(s)=1 R(s) is the unit step function a) find the closed loop transfer function as a function of K b) what is the maximum value of the K the system can tolerate? c) is there an effect on the system if the pole in G1(s) is changed to : 1) G1(s)= 1/(s+500) 2) G1(s)=1/(s+11) G1(s) G2(s) G3(s) C(s) H(s)
R(s)) C(s) 1. For the unity feedback system shown above where K(s2 +2s +5) G(S)2(s +3) a) b) c) Find the system type. What error can be expected for an input of 10u(t)? What error can be expected for an input of 10tu(t)?
Hz(s) + R(s) Gi(s) G2(s) G3(s) G4(s) C(s) Hi(s) Consider the system described by the block diagram above. a. Find the transfer function of the system by reducing the diagram. b. Draw a signal-flow diagram for the given system. c. Using Mason's rule find the transfer function of the system. d. Compare your answers to part (a) and part (c). What do you notice? Explain.
(10 pts) 2. Determine the range of K for stability of a unity feedback control system whose open-loop transfer function is: K(2s +1) G(s)= s(s-1)(s+2)
2. Consider a unity feedback control system whose open-loop transfer function is K(s-2) G(s) (s+1)(s +6s +25) Using the R-H stability criterion, determine the range of K for stability. Assume that K > 0. (30pts)
Consider the following control system: R + Let G(s) s +23-3 and H(s) K where K is some positive constant. The transfer function H(s) can be considered a proportional feedback controller. (a) Examine the behavior of the system for different values of K. Try the values K 2, 4, 8. In each case, plot the pole-zero map of the closed-loop system and examine the step response. Comment on the stability of the system. Find the value of K for which...
Problem 2: For a unity feedback system where the plant is defined as G(s) K s(s+3)(s +5) a. Sketch the Nyquist Counter path and Nyquist diagram. Clearly show the real and imag- inary axis intercept points and the low and high frequency asymptotes. (10 pts) b. Using the Nyquist criterion, obtain the range of K in which the system can be stable, unstable, and also find the value of gain K for marginal stability. (7 pts) c. Calculate the frequency...
4. Consider the block diagram shown below where D(s) is a step disturbance input. D(s) Controller Plant R(s) + E(s) C(s) G2(s) Ideally you want your controller design to reject a step disturbance input at D(s). This means that in the steady state for D(s)-1, the value of Y(s) is unchanged (a) Ignoring the input R(s), what is the transfer function器in terms of Gi(s) and G2(s)? (b) For G1(s)Ks 2) and G2(s)0419 what is the steady state error resulting from...