SYSTEM DYNAMICS LL+CONNECT
SYSTEM DYNAMICS LL+CONNECT
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ISBN: 9781264201891
Author: Palm
Publisher: MCG CUSTOM
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Chapter 10, Problem 10.69P

10.69 Figure P10.7 shows a system for controlling the angular position of a load.

such as an antenna. Figure Pl0.69 shows the block diagram for PD control of this system using a field-controlled motor. Use the following values:

Chapter 10, Problem 10.69P, 10.69 Figure P10.7 shows a system for controlling the angular position of a load. such as an , example  1

Chapter 10, Problem 10.69P, 10.69 Figure P10.7 shows a system for controlling the angular position of a load. such as an , example  2

Chapter 10, Problem 10.69P, 10.69 Figure P10.7 shows a system for controlling the angular position of a load. such as an , example  3

The inertia /, in the block diagram is the equivalent inertia of the entire system, as felt on the motor shaft.

  1. Assume that the motor inductance is very small and set L = 0. Compute 4, obtain the transfer function 0(s)/0r(s), and compute the values of the control gains Kp and Kj to meet the following specifications: < = 1 and
  2. t = 0.5 s.

  • Use the MATLAB tf function to create the model sysl from this transfer function.
  • Using the values of KPand Kj computed in part (a), and the value L = 0.015 H. obtain the transfer function 0(j)/0r(5) and use the MATLAB t f function to create the model sys2 from this transfer function.
  • Use the MATLAB step (sysl, sys2) function to plot the unit step response of both transfer functions. Right-click on the plots to obtain the maximum percent overshoot and settling time for each. How close are the two responses? What is the effect of neglecting the inductance?
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