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Lecture 24 Bode Plot Hung-yi Lee

Announcement 第四次小考 時間: 12/24 範圍: Ch11.1, 11.2, 11.4 

Reference Textbook: Chapter 10.4 OnMyPhD: http://www.onmyphd.com/?p=bode.plot#h3_com plex Linear Physical Systems Analysis of at the Department of Engineering at Swarthmore College: http://lpsa.swarthmore.edu/Bode/Bode.html

Bode Plot Draw magnitude and phase of transfer function Magnitude dB (refer to P500 of the textbook) Phase Can never show the zero Degree 10-1 100 101 Angular Frequency (log scale) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bode_plot_template.pdf

Drawing Bode Plot By Computer MATLAB http://web.mit.edu/6.302/www/pz/ MIT 6.302 Feedback Systems http://www.wolframalpha.com Example Input: “Bode plot of - (s+200)^2/(10s^2)” By Hand Drawing the asymptotic lines by some simple rules Drawing the correction terms

Asymptotic Lines: Magnitude

Draw each term individually, and then add them together. Magnitude Draw each term individually, and then add them together.

Magnitude – Constant Term

Magnitude – Real Pole If ω >> |p1| Suppose p1 is a real number If ω = 10Hz If ω = 100Hz Decrease 20dB per decade If ω << |p1| Constant

Magnitude – Real Pole If ω >> |p1| Constant |p1| Decrease 20dB per decade If ω = 10Hz Magnitude If ω = 100Hz Decrease 20dB per decade If ω << |p1| Asymptotic Bode Plot Constant

Magnitude – Real Pole If ω << |p1| If ω = |p1| Cut-off Frequency (-3dB) If ω << |p1| If ω = |p1| 3dB lower

Magnitude – Real Zero If ω >> |z1| Suppose z1 is a real number If ω = 10Hz If ω = 100Hz Increase 20dB per decade If ω << |z1| Constant

Magnitude – Real Zero If ω >> |z1| Asymptotic Bode Plot Increase 20dB per decade If ω = 10Hz If ω = 100Hz Increase 20dB per decade If ω << |z1| Constant |z1| Constant

Magnitude – Real Zero Problem: What if |z1| is 0? Asymptotic Bode Plot If |z1|=0, we cannot find the point on the Bode plot

Magnitude – Real Zero Problem: What if |z1| is 0? Magnitude (dB) Line Increase 20dB/decade Pass 1Hz, 0dB point If ω = 0.1Hz Magnitude=-20dB If ω = 1Hz Magnitude=0dB If ω = 10Hz Magnitude=20dB

Simple Examples -20dB -40dB -20dB -20dB + +20dB -20dB -20dB +

Simple Examples +20dB -20dB +20dB + +20dB +20dB -20dB +

Magnitude – Complex Poles The transfer function has complex poles If constant If -40dB per decade

Magnitude – Complex Poles The asymptotic line for conjugate complex pole pair. If constant If -40dB per decade The approximation is not good enough peak at ω=ω0

Magnitude – Complex Poles Height of peak: Only draw the peak when Q>1 constant -40dB per decade

Magnitude – Complex Poles Draw a peak with height 20logQ at ω0 is only an approximation Actually, The peak is at The height is

Magnitude – Complex Zeros +40dB per decade constant

Asymptotic Lines: Phase

Phase Again, draw each term individually, and then add them together.

Phase - Constant Two answers ask

Phase – Real Poles p1 is a real number If ω << |p1| If ω = |p1|

Phase – Real Poles p1 is a real number If ω << |p1| 0.1|p1|

Phase – Real Poles Exact Bode Plot Asymptotic Bode Plot

Phase – Real Zeros If z1 < 0 z1 is a real number If ω << |z1|

Phase – Pole at the Origin Problem: What if |z1| is 0? aks

Phase – Complex Poles If If If

Phase – Complex Poles

Phase – Complex Poles The red line is a very bad approximation. (The phase for complex zeros are trivial.)

Correction Terms

Magnitude – Real poles and zeros Given a pole p 0.1|P| 0.5|P| |P| 2|P| 10|P|

Magnitude – Complex poles and Zeros Computing the correction terms at 0.5ω0 and 2ω0

Phase – Real poles and zeros Given a pole p 0.1|P| 0.5|P| |P| 2|P| 10|P| 0。 5566 …… (We are not going to discuss the correction terms for the phase of complex poles and zeros.)

Examples 3 examples

Exercise 11.58 Draw the asymptotic Bode plot of the gain for H(s) = 100s(s+50)/(s+100)2(s+400) If ω >> |p| Decrease 20dB per decade If ω << |p|

Exercise 11.58 If ω << |z1| If ω >> |z1| Increase 20dB per decade

Exercise 11.58 Compute the gain at ω=100 ?

Exercise 11.58 Compute the gain at ω=100 Why do I know it is 6dB?

Exercise 11.58 -12dB

Exercise 11.58 MATLAB

Exercise 11.52 Draw the asymptotic Bode plot of the gain for H(s) = 8000s/(s+10) (s+40)(s+80). Add the dB correction to find the maximum value of a(ω) Ask someone? 8dB

Exercise 11.52 Draw the asymptotic Bode plot of the gain for H(s) = 8000s/(s+10) (s+40)(s+80). Add the dB correction to find the maximum value of a(ω) 8dB Is 8dB the maximum value?

Exercise 11.52 Draw the asymptotic Bode plot of the gain for H(s) = 8000s/(s+10) (s+40)(s+80). Add the dB correction to find the maximum value of a(ω) Correction 5 10 20 40 80 160 P1 -1dB -3dB p2 p3 Total -2dB -4dB

Maximum gain is about 6dB Exercise 11.52 Draw the asymptotic Bode plot of the gain for H(s) = 8000s/(s+10) (s+40)(s+80). Add the dB correction to find the maximum value of a(ω) 8dB Maximum gain is about 6dB Correction 5 10 20 40 80 160 P1 -1dB -3dB p2 p3 Total -2dB -4dB

Homework 11.59, 11.60, 11.63

Thank you!

Answer 11.59

Answer 11.60

Answer 11.63

http://lpsa.swarthmore.edu/Bode/underdamped/u nderdampedApprox.html

Examples http://lpsa.swarthmore.edu/Bode/BodeExamples.h tml