Digital Control Systems Joel Klooster ENGR 315 Dec 5, 2001.

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Digital Control Systems Joel Klooster ENGR 315 Dec 5, 2001

Continuous vs. Discrete Time

Advantages Disadvantages Improved sensitivity Use digital components Control algorithms easily modified Many systems inherently digital Develop complex math algorithms Lose information during conversions

Digital Control Systems Zero-Order Hold Digital Control Systems: Zero-Order Hold

Digital Control Systems Zero-Order Hold (cont) Digital Control Systems: Zero-Order Hold (cont)

Digital Control Systems The z-transform Digital Control Systems: The z-transform Def’n of z-Transform: Relationship b/w s-plane and z-plane:

Digital Control Systems The z-transform (cont) Digital Control Systems: The z-transform (cont) Several common z-Transforms

Digital Control Systems Stability in s-plane Digital Control Systems: Stability in s-plane Region of Stability: Left-Hand Plane

Digital Control Systems Stability in z-plane Digital Control Systems: Stability in z-plane Region of Stability: Unit-Circle

Digital Control Systems Root-Locus Digital Control Systems: Root-Locus

Digital Control Systems Root-Locus (cont) Digital Control Systems: Root-Locus (cont)

Digital Control Systems MATLAB to the rescue Digital Control Systems: MATLAB to the rescue c2d –conversion of continuous-time models to discrete time zgrid –generate z-plane grid lines for a root locus or pole- zero map over an existing map dstep –Step response of discrete time system stairs –Connects the elements from dstep to form stairstep graph

Digital Control Systems Digital Control Systems: Design Example Root Locus Design for Digital DC Motor Position Control

Digital Control Systems Digital Control Systems: Design Example

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