The parameters are as follows
k=10 a=0.50 b=0.3 c=0.6 d=9 w_1=12 w_2=15 Kv=30
A feedback control system (illustrated in Figure 1) needs to be designed such that the closed-loop system is asymptotically stable and such that the following design criteria are met:
If the four performance criteria are met, further iteration of the controller may be undertaken (if you wish) to minimise the settling time of the step response from r(t) to y(t). If you cannot meet any of the design criteria, get as close as you can while ensuring closed-loop stability, and explain where and why compromises were needed.
This task will be approached incrementally, beginning with a proportional controller and finishing with a lead-lag controller.
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Derive the transfer function G(s) from the torque to the pulley angle. Then consider first a proportional controller C(s) = Kp. Find a proportional gain Kp1 such that the constraint on the gain crossover frequency (criterion 1) is satisfied. Check, using a Bode plot, that such proportional gain does not satisfy the phase margin requirement and give the corresponding phase margin. Find a different proportional gain Kp2 that satisfies the constraints on the velocity error (criterion 3). Check, using the Bode diagram, that such propor-tional gain does not satisfy the remaining design requirements, and graph the tracking error in response to a unit ramp input.
matlab:
clc;
clear all;
close all;
s=tf('s');
g=(5*s+3)/(s*(s^2+0.6*s+9));
kp=31.989;
kv=90;
margin(kp*g);grid
figure
margin(kv*g);grid
The parameters are as follows k=10 a=0.50 b=0.3 c=0.6 d=9 w_1=12 w_2=15 Kv=30 A feedback control system (illustrated in Figure 1) needs to be designed such that the closed-loop system is asymptotical...
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