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HOMEWORK-04 Problem 04-01 In a closed loop control system shown in the figure, the process transfer function is Gp(s)=(2s+3)/(s3+6s2-28s) and Gc=K. a)

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1 HOMEWORK-04 Problem 04-01 In a closed loop control system shown in the figure, the process transfer function is Gp(s)=(2s+3)/(s3+6s2-28s) and Gc=K. a) Is the system stable for K=100? b) Find the steady-state error for a parabolic input when K=80. Problem 04-02 Kuo-91 (Sh.302) The closed loop control diagram of a motor control system with tachometer feedback is shown in the figure. Find Kt values for which the system is stable. Answer:

2 Problem 04-03 Thompson (Sh. 131) Find the PID coefficients of a closed-loop control system whose process transfer function is G(s) using Ziegler-Nichols design method. Write the MATLAB code to find the step response. Answer: Problem 04-04 A closed-loop control system becomes unstable when the controller gain is greater than For this gain, the roots of the denominator are -2.4, ±1.8i, -1±3.6i. Find the controller coefficients for a PI controller using Ziegler-Nichols design criteria. Problem 04-05 Compare the step responses of the control system of Example 4.2 for P, PI and PID controllers.

3 2K-28>0  K>14 SOLUTIONS Problem 04-01:
Transfer function of the closed-loop system is According to Hurwitz 2K-28>0  K>14 For stability K>18.66 The control system is STABLE for K=100

4 SOLUTIONS For K=80 The system can not follow the parabolic reference.

5 SOLUTIONS Problem 04-02: Transfer function of the closed-loop system is According to Hurwitz

6 SOLUTIONS Problem 04-03: Transfer function of the closed-loop system is According to Hurwitz K>0

7 SOLUTIONS >>a=[ ]; >>roots(a) ωcr=1 rad/s

8 SOLUTIONS Problem 04-04: A closed-loop control system becomes unstable when the controller gain is greater than For this gain, the roots of the denominator are -2.4, ±1.8i, -1±3.6i. Find the controller coefficients for a PI controller using Ziegler-Nichols design criteria.


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