Consider the following feedback control system. Assume H(s)=F(s)=1 and 4 N(s)=D(s)=0. The plant transfer function is: P(s) = Consider a Proportional (P) Control %3D (2s+1)(0.5s+1) C(s) = Kp. (a) What is the closed-loop transfer function? What are the expressions of the closed-loop poles? (b) What is the allowed region of the closed-loop poles on the complex plane such that the %OS is less than 10% and that the 2% settling time is less than 6 sec? What is the corresponding range of K,? (c) Plot the step response of the closed-loop system when K, = 0.5. (d) Does the response obtained in (c) satisfy the requirements in (b)? Is the steady-state error zero? Disturbance D (s) Actuating Signal EA(S) Reference Control Output Input R(s) Input + Y(s) F(s) C(s) P(s) U(s) + Pre-filter Controller Plant H(s) + Noise N(s) Considor the gome faodhool, oontrel syatom og in Problom 1 A goin

Consider the following feedback control system. Assume H(s)=F(s)=1 and 4 N(s)=D(s)=0. The plant transfer function is: P(s) = Consider a Proportional (P) Control %3D (2s+1)(0.5s+1) C(s) = Kp. (a) What is the closed-loop transfer function? What are the expressions of the closed-loop poles? (b) What is the allowed region of the closed-loop poles on the complex plane such that the %OS is less than 10% and that the 2% settling time is less than 6 sec? What is the corresponding range of K,? (c) Plot the step response of the closed-loop system when K, = 0.5. (d) Does the response obtained in (c) satisfy the requirements in (b)? Is the steady-state error zero? Disturbance D (s) Actuating Signal EA(S) Reference Control Output Input R(s) Input + Y(s) F(s) C(s) P(s) U(s) + Pre-filter Controller Plant H(s) + Noise N(s) Considor the gome faodhool, oontrel syatom og in Problom 1 A goin

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

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