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Control Theory. Session 5 – Transfer Functions. Transfer function of . A B C None of the above. A. B. [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]. C. Step response of. z(t). A. t. B. Definition of step response: Δ z(t) if Δ u(t) is a step of size 1. A, B on previous graph?. A=2, B=3
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ControlTheory Session 5 – Transfer Functions
Transfer function of • A • B • C • None of the above A B [Default] [MC Any] [MC All] C
Step response of z(t) A t B Definition of step response: Δz(t) ifΔu(t) is a step of size 1
A, B on previous graph? • A=2, B=3 • A=2, B=6 • A=4, B=6 • None of the above [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]
Standard form of first order TF Step response:
Second order processes Typicalexample: mass-spring-damper z(t) u(t) (set-up in a horizontal plane, spring in rest positionwhen x=0)
The step response of the m-c-k • Will oscillate • Will not oscillate • Might oscillate, depending on the values of m,cand k [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]
The step response will oscillate if • Thatdoesn’tdependon [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]
Step respones of 2nd order processes >1: Overdamped =1: Critically damped = fastest without oscillations <1: Underdamped: Oscillations! +
The step response of anunderdamped 2nd order system • Shows no overshoot • Shows overshoot of which the sizedependsonnbutnoton • Shows overshoot of which the sizedependson butnoton n • Shows overshoot of which the sizedependson and n [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]
Group Task m=1 [kg] k=1 [N/m] Find the TF and plot the step response for c= 4 [Ns/m] c=2 [Ns/m] c=1 [Ns/m]
Group Task 2 m=1 [kg] k=1 [N/m] Can we nowadd a P controller and calculate the Transfer function of the closed loop? (by the way, what’s the transfer function of a P controller?)