2. Consider the closed-loop system shown below
Here Kp represents the gain of a proportional controller, and the process transfer function is given by .
(a) Sketch the locus of the closed-loop poles as the proportional gain, Kp, varies from 0 to ∞. Be sure to clearly mark poles, zeros, asymptotes, angles of arrival/departure, break-in/away points, and real axis portion of the locus.
(b) Using Routh's array, determine the range of the proportional gain, Kp, for which the closed-loop system is stable.
(c) (6 points) Suppose we want the closed-loop system to have a percentage overshoot less than 45% with a settling time less than 2 second. Can this performance criteria be satisfied by varying the proportional gain, Kp? You may use the fact that the settling time , and that the percent overshoot is related with ζ as
2. Consider the closed-loop system shown below Here Kp represents the gain of a proportional controller, and the proces...
Determine the proportioanl gain constant Kp and T such that the bandwidth of the closed-loop system is around 0.55 rad/sec and an overshoot of around 9%. Note that the closed-loop bandwidth is close to the gain crossover (cut-off) frequency. Check your design in both frequency and time domain and comment. Determine the maximum overshoot and settling time. Determine as well, using a Bode diagram, the expression of the stead state closed loop output for a sinusodial input with 0 deg...
BONUS QUESTION: Would you prefer an alternative controller with a stronger D-component, specifically, H(s)kp(l + 2s), if your goal is a fast step response under the same contraints of a single overshoot and peak overshoot of less than 5%? Provide a detailed reason either with time-domain metrics (such as rise time or settling time) or by comparing and discussing the root locus curves for both cases 10 bonus points] Figure 4: Template for the root locus in Problem 2A. Mark...
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)...
Theroot-locus design method (d) Gos)H(s)2) 5.5 Complex poles and zeros. For the systems with an open-loop transfer function given below, sketch the root locus plot. Find the asymptotes and their angles. the break-away or break-in points, the angle of arrival or departure for the complex poles and zeros, respectively, and the range of k for closed-loop stability 5 10ん k(s+21 (d) Gos)H(s)2) 5.5 Complex poles and zeros. For the systems with an open-loop transfer function given below, sketch the root...
The characteristic equation (denominator of the closed-loop transfer function set equal to zero) is given s3 + 2s2 + (20K +7)s+ 100K Sketch the root locus of the given system above with respect to K. [ Find the asymptotes and their angles, the break-away or break-in points, the angle of arrival or departure for the complex poles and zeros, imaginary axis crossing points, respectively (if any). The characteristic equation (denominator of the closed-loop transfer function set equal to zero) is...
For the closed-loop system shown, and given: G(s)= 20 * 2 / s2+ 5.76s+ 2 For the closed-loop system shown, and given: G(s)-20 ,7; 576st 2- Part A - Controller Design Find the proportional gain (ie, C(s)-KP ) that would result in a rise time of tr-0.21 s vec Кр Previous Answers Request Answer Submit x Incorrect: Try Again For the closed-loop system shown, and given: G(s)-20 ,7; 576st 2- Part A - Controller Design Find the proportional gain (ie,...
Problem 3: (30) Consider the following systen where K is a proportional gain (K>0). s-2 (a) Sketch the root locus using the below procedures. (1) find poles and zeros and locate on complex domain (2) find number of branches (3) find asymptotes including centroid and angles of asymptotes (4) intersection at imaginary axis (5) find the angle of departure (6) draw the root migration (b) Find the range of K for which the feedback system is asymptotically stable. Problem 3:...
a.)Determine the values of the poles and zeros of the closed loop system shown when the controller gain kc = 0. answer should be no zeros poles at s = 2.0 and -0.5 ± j b.) Compare these with the open loop poles and zeros. c.) Now determine the values of the poles and zeros at some very high gain, say kc = 105 . Determine the values of the poles and zeros of the closed loop system shown when...
Consider the transfer function Problem 2: 7 G(s) (s2 1)(s17 in closed-loop with a proportional and derivative controller D(s) feedback path. KpKas placed on the 1. Sketch the root locus with respect to the parameter Ka knowing that Kp = 1. 2. Which value of Ka would you pick to reduce the settling time? Consider the transfer function Problem 2: 7 G(s) (s2 1)(s17 in closed-loop with a proportional and derivative controller D(s) feedback path. KpKas placed on the 1....
Spring 2019 3. Given a closed-loop control system with unity feedback is shown in the block diagram. G(s) is the open-loop transfer function, and the controller is a gain, K. 1. (20) Calculate the open-loop transfer function tar →Q--t G(s) (10) Calculate the steady-state error to a step input of the open-loop system. 7. (in Bode Form) from the Bode plot. (10) Calculate the shortest possible settling time with a percentage overshoot of 5% or less. 8. 2. (10)Plot the...