S E V E N. Steady-State Errors SOLUTIONS TO CASE STUDIES CHALLENGES
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1 S E V E N Steady-State Error SOLUTIONS TO CASE STUDIES CHALLENGES Antenna Control: Steady-State Error Deign via Gain a. G( (50)(.3). Syte i Type. Step input: e( ) 0; Rap input: e( ) v ; Parabolic input: e( ). 50 x.3.59 v 0.. Therefore,.95. Now tet the cloed-loop tranfer function, b T( , for tability. Uing Routh-Hurwitz, the yte i table Video Laer Dic Recorder: Steady-State Error Deign via Gain a. The input, 5t, tranfor into 30/ 3. e( ) 30/ a a 0.* * 3 6x Therefore: e( ) 30/ a 5x0-3. Therefore b. Uing 3 0 6, G( x0 5 ( 600) ( x0 4. Therefore, T( ) x0 5 ( 600) 3 x0 4 x0 5.x0 8. Making a Routh table, 30 6x0 3 3 Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
2 7- Chapter 7: Steady-State Error we ee that the yte i table. c. Progra: nug00000*[ 600]; dengpoly([ ]); Gtf(nug,deng); 'T(' Tfeedback(G,) polepole(t) Coputer repone: an T( 3 x0 5 x0 4.x Tranfer function: e ^ ^ e008 pole.0e004 * i I ANSWERS TO REVIEW QUESTIONS. Nonlinear, yte configuration. Infinite 3. Step(poition), rap(velocity), parabola(acceleration) 4. Step(poition)-, rap(velocity)-, parabola(acceleration)-3 5. Decreae the teady-tate error 6. Static error coefficient i uch greater than unity. 7. They are exact reciprocal. 8. A tet input of a tep i ued; the yte ha no integration in the forward path; the error for a tep input i / The nuber of pure integration in the forward path Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
3 Solution to Proble Type 0 ince there are no pole at the origin. Miniize their effect. If each tranfer function ha no pure integration, then the diturbance i iniized by decreaing the plant gain and increaing the controller gain. If any function ha an integration then there i no control over it effect through gain adjutent. 3. No 4. A unity feedback i created by ubtracting one fro H(. G( with H(- a feedback for an equivalent forward path tranfer function with unity feedback. 5. The fractional change in a function caued by a fractional change in a paraeter 6. Final value theore and input ubtitution ethod SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS. where e ( ) li E( ) 0 R( li 0 G( ) 450( )( 8)( 5) G( ( 38)(. 8) For tep, e ( ) 0. For 37tu(t), R( 37. Thu, e ( ) 6.075x0-. For parabolic input, e( ).. a. Fro the figure e r c 5 3 b. Since the yte i linear, and becaue the original input wa r ( t).5tu( t), the new teady.5 tate error i e e ( ) li E( ) 0 R( li 0 G( ) 3 (60/ ) li ( 3)( 4)( 8) ( 6)( 7) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
4 7-4 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error 4. Reduce the yte to an equivalent unity feedback yte by firt oving / to the left pat the uing junction. Thi ove create a forward path coniting of a parallel pair, with a feedback loop coniting of G( and H( 7. Thu, 3 G e ( ( /( 3) 4 /( 3) Hence, the yte i Type and the teady-tate error are a follow: ( ) ( 7) in cacade Steady-tate error for 5u(t) 0. Steady-tate error for 5tu(t) 5 v 5 / Steady-tate error for 5t u(t) Syte i type 0. p For 30u(t), e( ). For 70tu(t), e( ) For 8t u(t), e( ) 4 R ( ) 50 / S E () G ( ) 0( S 4)( S 6)( S )( S 3) 3 S ( S 7)( S 4)( S 9) p Thu, 50 e( ) li E( (0)(4)(6)()(3) (7)(4)(9) 7. Therefore, e. ( ) li 0 E( li 0 de dt R( G( E ( 6 4 li 0 00( )( ) ( 0)( 3) 9 0. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
5 Solution to Proble (3)(6)(33) e( ) ; p Therefore, e( ) (65)(75)(9) p For 70u(t), e 4 p 5 ; For 70tu(t), e, ince the yte i Type a. The cloed-loop tranfer function i, 5000 T( fro which, ω n 5000 and ζω n 75. Thu, ζ 0.53 and %OS e ζπ / ζ x00 4.0%. b. T 4 ζω n econd. 75 / c. Since yte i Type, e for 5u(t) i zero. d. Since v i , e e. e, ince yte i Type. 5 v v 00500(5)(4)(3) li G( (7)( α)(33) Thu, α xx4x6 li G( 0, x7 a. Therefore, ( )( ) a. G e ( 5( 3) ( )( ) Therefore, p /3; v 0; and a 0. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
6 7-6 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error b. For 50u(t), e( ) c. Type 0 50 p 37.5; For 50tu(t), e( ) ; For 50t u(t), e( ) R( E(. Thu, e( ) li G( E( 4 li ( 8 3)( 8) 3 ( 6)( 3) Collaping the inner loop and ultiplying by 000/ yield the equivalent forward-path tranfer function a, Hence, the yte i Type. G e ( 0 5 ( ) ( ) 6. The tranfer function fro coand input to error ignal can be found uing Maon rule or any other ethod: 0 G E( ( 3) ( 3) 0G R( 0 ( 3) 0G G ( 3) Letting R( and by the final value theore: G ( e Li E( Li 0 0 G ( a. If G i type 0, it i required that G ( 0 b. If G i type, it i required that G ( ut be type 0 c. If G i type, it i required that G ( ut be type 7. e( ) li E( li 0 0 G ( ) For Type 0, tep input: R( R()., and e( ) li 0 0 G ( ) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
7 Solution to Proble 7-7 For Type 0, rap input: R(, and e( ) li 0 G ( ) li G ( ) p 0 For Type 0, parabolic input: R( 3, and e( )li 0 G() For Type, tep input: R(, and e( ) li 0 0 G ( ) For Type, rap input: R(, and e( )li 0 0 G ( ) For Type, parabolic input: R( 3, and e( )li 0 G() v For Type, tep input: R(, and e( ) li 0 0 G ( ) For Type, rap input: R(, and e( )li 0 0 G ( ) For Type, parabolic input: R( 3, and e( )li 0 0 G() 8. a. /0 7 e( ) 0.0; where v x x Thu, v b. v 0. c. The iniu error will occur for the axiu gain before intability. Uing the Routh-Hurwitz ( 7) Criterion along with T() : ( ) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
8 7-8 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error For Stability < < < > Thu, for tability and iniu error 55.. Thu, /0 /0 e( ) v e( ) Hence, a a/6 a v Find the equivalent G( for a unity feedback yte. G( 00 v 00 / 0.0; fro which 0, a ; e( ) Hence, a v and 58 x x () 0 (). Thu, e( ). a. e( ) 0 v But, v ,000. Hence, 0,000. For finite error for a rap input, n. 0000( 3 30) b. p li G( li 0 0 ( 5) 0000( 3 30) v li G( li ( 5) 0000( 3 30) a li G( li ( 5) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
9 Solution to Proble a. Type 0 R( b. E( G( / e( ) li E( li 0 0 ( 6 6) Thu, ( 5) ( 3). c. e( ), ince the yte i Type e( ) 0.4. Thu, /88. e( ) v 6 p Thu,. The yte i table for 0 < < 000. Since the axiu v i v iniu teady-tate error i v To eet teady-tate error characteritic: , the 30 Therefore, α 9β. (α) To eet the tranient requireent: Since T( (β) (β α), ω n 0 β α ; ζω n 0 β. Solving for β, β ±. For β,.6 and α An alternate olution i β -, 5.6, and α.74. a. Syte Type b. Aue G( G( But, T( G( (α). Therefore, e( ) v α. Since ω n 0, 00, and α. Hence, G( 00 (). /α 0.0, or α 00. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
10 7-0 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error 9. c. ζω n α. Thu, ζ 0. G( T( G( Alo, e( ) v (α) (β) α. Hence, β, α ω n ( ). β 0.. Therefore, β 0.α 0.,.8, and α.. α 30. G( Syte Type. T( G( a. Fro G(, v a 0. For % overhoot, ζ Therefore, ζω n a, and ω n. Hence, a.. Alo, a. Solving iultaneouly, 0.5 x 0 4, and a.38 x a. For 0% overhoot, ζ Alo, v 000 a. Since T( a, ζω n a, and ω n. Hence, a 0.9. Solving for a and, 83,744, and a b. For 0% overhoot, ζ Alo, v 0.0. Thu, v 00 a. Since T( a, ζω n a, and ω n. Hence, a.8. Solving for a and, 397 and a a. For the inner loop: () G ( () G e ( (3) G ( ( ) G e ( T( G e ( b. Fro G e (, yte i Type. c. Since yte i Type, e 0 d. ; Fro G e (, v li 0 G e ( 3. Therefore, e 5 v 5. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
11 Solution to Proble 7- e. Pole of T( , -.366, ± j0.776, Therefore, yte i untable and 33. reult of (c) and (d) are eaningle a. For the inner loop: 0 ()(3)(4) G ( 0 ()(3)(4) 0 ( ) G e ( 0 ( ) 34. G e ( T( G e ( b. Fro G e (, yte i Type. c. Since yte i Type, e 0 d. Fro G e (, v li G e ( Therefore, e 5 8. v e. Pole of T( , ± j.756, -. Therefore, yte i table and reult of part c and d are valid. Progra: nug[ 9];dengpoly([ ]); 'G(' Gtf(nug,deng) nug6*poly([-9-7]);dengpoly([ ]); 'G(' Gtf(nug,deng) nuh3;denh; 'H(' Htf(nuh,denh) nuh;denh[ 7]; 'H(' Htf(nuh,denh) %Cloe loop with H and for G3 'G3(G(/(G(H(' G3feedback(G,H) %For G4GG3 'G4(G(G3(' G4erie(G,G3) %For GeG4/G4H 'Ge(G4(/(G4(H()' Gefeedback(G4,H) %For T(Ge(/(Ge() to tet tability 'T(Ge(/(Ge()' Tfeedback(Ge,) 'Pole of T(' pole(t) %Coputer repone how that yte i table. Now find error pec. pdcgain(ge) 'Ge(' Getf([ 0],)*Ge; 'Ge(' Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
12 7- Chapter 7: Steady-State Error Geinreal(Ge) vdcgain(ge) '^Ge(' Getf([ 0],)*Ge; '^Ge(' Geinreal(Ge) adcgain(ge) etep00/(p) erap00/v eparabola00/a Coputer repone: an G( Tranfer function: ^4 3 ^3 34 ^ 008 an G( Tranfer function: 6 ^ ^3 ^ an H( Tranfer function: 3 an H( Tranfer function: an G3(G(/(G(H( Tranfer function: 6 ^ ^3 90 ^ Solution to Proble 7-3 an G4(G(G3( Tranfer function: 6 ^3 0 ^ ^7 ^6 808 ^ ^4 3.6e006 ^3.777e007 ^ 3.835e007 an Ge(G4(/(G4(H() Tranfer function: 6 ^4 5 ^3 379 ^ ^8 9 ^7 336 ^ ^ e006 ^ e007 ^3.68e008 ^.685e an T(Ge(/(Ge() Tranfer function: 6 ^4 5 ^3 379 ^ ^8 9 ^7 336 ^ ^ e006 ^ e007 ^3.68e008 ^.685e an Pole of T( an Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
13 Solution to Proble p 7 an Ge( an Ge( Tranfer function: 6 ^5 5 ^4 379 ^3.45e004 ^ 5.783e ^8 9 ^7.336e004 ^6 3.56e005 ^ e006 ^ e007 ^3.68e008 ^.685e v 0 an ^Ge( an ^Ge( Tranfer function: 6 ^6 5 ^5 379 ^4.45e004 ^ e004 ^ ^8 9 ^7.336e004 ^6 3.56e005 ^ e006 ^ e007 ^3.68e008 ^.685e Solution to Proble 7-5 a 0 etep.5000 erap Inf eparabola Inf The equivalent forward tranfer function i, G( (0 f ). Alo, T( G( G( 0 (0 f )0. Fro the proble tateent, v 0 0 f 0. Alo, ζω n 0 f (0.5) 0 0. Solving for and f iultaneouly, 0 and f We calculate the Velocity Error Contant, Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
14 7-4 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error v 3 ( ) ( 7.895)( ) Li G( P( Li ( )( 4 8) For a unit rap input the teady tate error i e.. The input lope i v 37. a. Fro the point of view of e(t) the above block diagra i equivalent to the original. In thi unity α feedback block diagra the open loop traniion i G( α, the yte i β β type 0. b. The poition error contant i P β e. α P α β β G(0) α β. The teady tate error i Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
15 Solution to Proble R( D(G ( e( ) li 0 G (G ( R( D(. Hence, 0, where G ( 5 and G e( ) li Fro the proble tateent, 39. Error due only to diturbance: Rearranging the block diagra to how D( a the input, Therefore, -E( D( (4) () (3)(4) D( (3) (3)(4) () For D(, e 3 D( ) li E( -. 0 Error due only to input: e R ( ) v 6 6. Deign: 3 e D ( ) , or 5, e R ( ) 0.003, or 0.06 Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
16 7-6 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error 40. a. The open loop traniion i 35 G ( P(, o P LiG( P( 0 tep input e Since the input i threefold that we have that r e b. r 3 (0.054) P For a unit Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
17 Solution to Proble E( 7 c. The tranfer function fro diturbance to error ignal i D( Uing the final value theore e ( ) d Li E Li d. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
18 7-8 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error e. e e e f. tot r d Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
19 Solution to Proble C( R( G (G ( G (H ( ; E ( a R( R(G e a ( ) li ( 0 G (H ( G ( G (H ( Syte : Foring a unity-feedback path, the equivalent unity feedback yte ha a forward tranfer function of G e ( 0( 0) ( ) 0( 0)( 3) ( ) 0( 0) a. Type 0 Syte; b. p p li 0 G e ( /3; c. tep input; d. e( ) p 3/4; R( e. e a tep ( ) li 0 G(H( li 0 0( 0)( 4) 0. ( ) Syte : Foring a unity-feedback path, the equivalent unity feedback yte ha a forward tranfer function of Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
20 7-0 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error 43. 0( 0) ( ) G e ( 0( 0) ( ) 0( 0) ( 0) a. Type Syte; b. v li 0 G e ( 0.98 ; c. rap input; d. e( ) v.0; e. e a rap ( ) li 0 R( G(H( li 0 Syte. Puh 5 to the right pat the uing junction: 0( 0)( ) ( ) 50. R( - 5(4) ( 3)( 7) ( 5)( 8) C( Produce a unity-feedback yte: R( - - 5( 5(4) ( 3)( 7) ( 5)( 8) C( 5( 4) ( 3)( 7) 5( 4) G (). 5( 4) p e tep ( 3)( 7) Thu, e e parabola. Checking for tability, fro firt block diagra above, T( 0.67, e rap, p 5( 4). The yte i table. 0 6 Syte. Puh 0 to the right pat the uing junction and puh 0 to the left pat the pickoff point: Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
21 Solution to Proble 7- R( - 00( 00(4) 4) ( 3)( 7) (5)(8) C( 40 Produce a unity-feedback yte: R( (4) ( 3)( 7) (5)(8) C( ( 4) ( 3)( 7) 00( 4) Thu, Ge () 00( 4) ( 3)( 7) 40 e tep -0, e rap, e parabola. p Checking for tability, fro firt block diagra above, Therefore, yte i table and teady-tate error calculation are valid.. p 00(4) Ge ( 00( 4) T() G ( 5 4 e. 44. a. Produce a unity-feedback yte: Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
22 7- Chapter 7: Steady-State Error R( () C( - - () - Thu, G e ( () () ()(-) () 3 (-)(-). Syte i Type 0. b. Since the yte i Type 0, the appropriate tatic error contant i p. Thu, etep ( ) 0.00 p Therefore, p Hence, Check tability: Uing original block diagra, T( Making a Routh table: () () () () Therefore, yte i table and teady-tate error calculation are valid. 45. a. Produce a unity-feedback yte: 4 H ( - Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
23 Solution to Proble 7-3 R( - - () ( ) () ( 3) C( 3 ( ) ( 3) ( )( ) Thu, Ge(). Syte i Type ( ) 5 6 ( 3)( ) b. Since Type 0, appropriate tatic error contant i p. c. p d. e tep p Check tability: Uing original block diagra, ( ) ( 3) ( )( ) T(). 4 3 ( )( 4) 5 ( 6) 5 4 ( 3)( ) Making a Routh table: Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
24 7-4 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error Therefore, yte i table for 0 < and teady-tate error calculation are valid. 46. Progra: 0 nug*poly([- -]);dengpoly([ ]); 'G(' Gtf(nug,deng) nuh[ 6];denhpoly([-8-9]); 'H(' Htf(nuh,denh) 'H(H-' HH- %For Ge(G(/(G(H( 'Ge(G(/(G(H()' Gefeedback(G,H) %Tet yte tability 'T(Ge(/(Ge()' Tfeedback(Ge,) pole(t) pdcgain(ge) 'Ge(' Getf([ 0],)*Ge; Geinreal(Ge) vdcgain(ge) '^Ge(' Getf([ 0],)*Ge; Geinreal(Ge) adcgain(ge) etep30/(p) erap30/v eparabola60/a E6 nug*poly([- -]);dengpoly([ ]); 'G(' Gtf(nug,deng) nuh[ 6];denhpoly([-8-9]); 'H(' Htf(nuh,denh) 'H(H-' HH- %For Ge(G(/(G(H( 'Ge(G(/(G(H()' Gefeedback(G,H) %Tet yte tability 'T(Ge(/(Ge()' Tfeedback(Ge,) pole(t) pdcgain(ge) 'Ge(' Getf([ 0],)*Ge; Geinreal(Ge) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
25 Solution to Proble 7-5 vdcgain(ge) '^Ge(' Getf([ 0],)*Ge; Geinreal(Ge) adcgain(ge) etep30/(p) erap30/v eparabola60/a Coputer repone: 0 an G( Tranfer function: 0 ^ ^5 5 ^4 74 ^3 0 ^ an H( Tranfer function: ^ 7 7 an H(H- Tranfer function: -^ ^ 7 7 an Ge(G(/(G(H() Tranfer function: 0 ^4 00 ^3 50 ^ ^7 3 ^6 40 ^5 448 ^4 778 ^ ^ Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
26 7-6 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error an T(Ge(/(Ge() Tranfer function: 0 ^4 00 ^3 50 ^ ^7 3 ^6 40 ^5 458 ^ ^ ^ 00 0 an i i i i i i p an Ge( Tranfer function: 0 ^5 00 ^4 50 ^3 500 ^ ^7 3 ^6 40 ^5 448 ^4 778 ^ ^ v 0 an ^Ge( Tranfer function: 0 ^6 00 ^5 50 ^4 500 ^3 440 ^ ^7 3 ^6 40 ^5 448 ^4 778 ^ ^ a 0 etep Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
27 Solution to Proble 7-7 erap Inf eparabola Inf an G( Tranfer function: e006 ^ 3e006 e ^5 5 ^4 74 ^3 0 ^ an H( Tranfer function: ^ 7 7 an H(H- Tranfer function: -^ ^ 7 7 an Ge(G(/(G(H() Tranfer function: e006 ^4 e007 ^3.5e008 ^.5e008.44e ^7 3 ^6 40 ^ ^ e007 ^3 -.6e008 ^ -.3e e008 Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
28 7-8 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error an T(Ge(/(Ge() Tranfer function: e006 ^4 e007 ^3.5e008 ^.5e008.44e ^7 3 ^6 40 ^5 458 ^4.007e006 ^ e006 ^ e007.e007 an i i i i p an Ge( Tranfer function: e006 ^5 e007 ^4.5e008 ^3.5e008 ^.44e ^7 3 ^6 40 ^ e005 ^ e007 ^3 -.6e008 ^ -.3e e008 v 0 an ^Ge( Tranfer function: e006 ^6 e007 ^5.5e008 ^4.5e008 ^3.44e008 ^ ^7 3 ^6 40 ^ e005 ^ e007 ^3 -.6e008 ^ Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
29 Solution to Proble 7-9 Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc. -.3e e008 a 0 etep erap Inf eparabola Inf 47. a. Maon rule can be ued to find the open loop tranfer fro input to output: Only one forward path, ) ( LC T v T τ Three touching loop, L L α, LC L, C Z L L 3 C Z LC L L Δ α ; Δ C Z LC L LC T G L v T ) ( ) ( Δ Δ α τ. Letting L L C Z [ ] C C C L C C LC L LC G L v T L v T α τ τ α τ ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( Since the yte i not unity feedback, we calculate [ ] [ ] [ ] C C C L C C C L C C C L G GH G L v T L v T L v T α τ τ α τ τ β α τ τ ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( [ ] ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( C C C L v T L v T τ τ β α τ τ
30 7-30 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error The yte i type 0. b. For a tep input we calculate Then e P β P G( Li 0 GH ( G( β 48. G (G ( Y( R( G (G (H( D(G ( G (G (H( G (G ( E( R( - Y( R( - G (G (H( R( - D(G ( G (G (H( Thu, G (G ( - G (G (H( G ( R( - G (G (H( D( G (G ( G ( e( ) lie( li R( D( 0 0 G (G (H( G (G (H( 49. a. E( R( - C(. But, C( [R( - C(H(]G (G ( D(. Solving for C(, Subtituting into E(, R(G (G ( C( G (G (H( D( G (G (H( E( G (G ( - G (G (H( R( - G (G (H( D( b. For R( D(, li G (G ( 0 e( ) lie( 0 lig (G (H( lig (G (H( c. Zero error if G( and/or G( i Type. Alo, H( i Type 0 with unity dc gain. Firt find the forward tranfer function of an equivalent unity feedback yte. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
31 Solution to Proble 7-3 ( )( 4) G e ( ( a ) ( )( 4) Thu, e( ) e( ) p (a ) 3 5 ( 4) (a ) a a Finding the enitivity of e( ), S e:a a δe e δa a a a a (a ) a a a. 5. a. P δt P( ( L( )( F( G( H ( ) F( L( ( G( H ( ) L( ) F( L( S T : P T δp L( ( P( F( G( H ( F( L( ( L( ) L( T ( L( b. S T : P F( L( L( Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
32 7-3 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error P δt 5 4 a. S T : P o GP( and T δp 5 4 GP( ( 5) ( 5) ( 5) 7 GP( ( 5) 4 G (. Alo, o P( 5 GP( ( 5) 4 T ( ( )( )( 5 4) 4 F ( GP( 4 ( )( ) GP( 5 4 b. The yte i type, o for e 0 it i required that Li F( 7. So. 0 7 Fro Eq. (7.70), ( ) ( ) - e( ) li li ( ) ( ) Senitivity to : S e: δe (00)(0.) e - δ - (00)(0.) Senitivity to : S e: δe ( ) (0.)(00) e δ ( -)( ) (0.-)((00)(0.)) ( ) ( ) 54. a. Uing Maon rule: t T ; Loop L ε ω0 ε r r ω M ε ω ε non-touching loop. Δ E R TΔ Δ b. For a unit tep input, 0 US ε r ε εr ε ε ω0 r ε ω 0 ε ε r 0 and εr L, no ε Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
33 Solution to Proble 7-33 εr ε r e Li 0 ε ω0 ε r r r r ε ω0 ε c. For a unit rap input, e Li 0 d. The yte i type 0. r εr ε ε ω0 ε ω 0 ε ε r r 55. a. Uing Eq. (7.89) with (I - A ) (4) - (0) - (3 5) ( 3) yield e( ) for a tep input and e( ) for a rap input. The ae reult are obtained uing and Eq. (7.96) for a tep input and Eq. (7.03) for a rap input. b. Uing Eq. (7.89) with (I - A ) (5 7) 7 - ( 9) - 95 yield e( ) 0 for a tep input and e( ) 5 7 for a rap input. The ae reult are obtained uing and Eq. (.3) for a tep input and Eq. (.30) for a rap input. c. Uing Eq. (7.89) with Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
34 7-34 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error yield e( ) 6 for a tep input and e( ) for a rap input. The ae reult are obtained uing and Eq. (7.96) for a tep input and Eq. (7.03) for a rap input. 56. Find G 4 (: Since 00 i/hr ft/ec, the velocity repone of G 4 ( to a tep diplaceent of the accelerator i v(t) 46.67( - e -αt ). Since 60 i/hr 88 ft/ec, the velocity equation at 0 econd 56becoe ( - e -α0 ). Solving for α yield α Thu, G 4 ( But, fro the velocity equation, the dc value of G 4 ( i Solving for, G 4 ( Find error: The forward tranfer function of the velocity control loop i G 3 (G 4 ( 3.49 ( )( 0.09). Therefore, v e( ) v 6.8 x Firt, reduce the yte to an equivalent unity feedback yte. Puh to the right pat the uing junction. Convert to a unity feedback yte by adding a unity feedback path and ubtracting unity fro 3. The equivalent forward tranfer function i, J D G e ( J D 3 - J D ( 3 - ) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
35 Solution to Proble 7-35 The yte i Type 0 with p ( ) 3. Auing the input concentration i R o, e( ) R o R o 3. The error can be reduced if 3. p a. For the inner loop, G e ( (0.0) (0.0) For G e ( G e ( (0.0) (0.0) ( 0.0). Syte i Type. Therefore, e tep 0, b. e rap 0, c. e parabola a G e ( d. T( G e ( (0.0) (0.0) 0.0, where c J < < < < Thu, for tability c J > a. Following Figure P7.9, the tranfer function fro δ f to e i given by: e δ f * r Gf G r For δ f we have that in teady tate Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
36 7-36 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error b 0.8 a e( ) b (0) a It can be een fro thi expreion that if () i type or larger e( ) 0. b. Fro Figure P7.9: r δ f Gf G 4 * r Gr r The error i now defined a r G r G G G r G δ G G * * f r r f r f r r In teady tate thi expreion becoe: b b b b b (0) 0.8 (0) 0. (0) r a a a a a (0) δ b f 4 b4 (0) (0) a a It can be een in thi equation that the teady tate error cannot be ade zero. SOLUTIONS TO DESIGN PROBLEMS 60. Pot gain: 3π π 3; Aplifier gain: ; Motor tranfer function: Since tie contant 0.5, α. Alo, α () 0. Hence, 0. The otor tranfer function i now coputed a C( E a (. The following block diagra reult after puhing the potentioeter to the right pat the uing junction: Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
37 Solution to Proble Finally, ince v 0 60, fro which 3. Firt find v: Circuference π nautical ile. Therefore, boat ake revolution in π hr. rev π rad Angular velocity i thu, 0.34 hr 3600 x 0.34 ec 5.56 x 0-3 rad ec. For 0. o error, e( ) /0o 5.56 x o x π rad. Thu v 3.9 v 4 ; fro which, a. Perforing block diagra reduction: R( (0.5)( ) C( Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
38 7-38 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error R( - 00 ( 0. ) ( 0.5)( ) - C( R( - - Ge( C( G e ( Syte i unity feedback with a forward tranfer function, G t (, where G t ( Thu, yte i Type 0. b. Fro G t (, p Thu, c. T G t G t For 3650, T Becaue of the negative coefficient in the denoinator the yte i untable and the pilot would not be hired. Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
39 Solution to Proble The force error i the actuating ignal. The equivalent forward-path tranfer function i G e ( ( ). The feedback i H( D e e. Uing Eq. (7.7) R( E a ( G e (H( e a _ rap ( ) li 0. Applying the final value theore, (D e e ) ( ) i econd-order with poitive coefficient, the yte i alway table. e < 0.. Thu, < 0. e. Since the cloed-loop yte a. The iniu teady-tate error occur for a axiu etting of gain,. The axiu poible i deterined by the axiu gain for tability. The block diagra for the yte i hown below. ω i _deired ( 3 V i ( ( 0)( 4 0) - ω o ( 3 Puhing the input tranducer to the right pat the uing junction and finding the cloed-loop tranfer function, we get Foring a Routh table, 3 ( 0)( 4 0) T( 3 ( 0)( 4 0) (3 00) Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
40 7-40 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error The row ay - < < 00. The 0 row ay 00 <. Thu for tability, 3 00 < < 00. Hence, the axiu value of i b. p Hence, e ( ) tep p 7. c. Step input. 65. Subtituting value we have P( e 0.005L, G ( (.67)( 0) The proportional error contant L 4065e LiG( P( Li 573. L P (.67)( 0) e 0. which give L L P 66. P I a. The open loop traniion i GP(. The yte i type..89 b. The Tranfer function fro diturbance to error ignal i E( D( P I ( ) P I.89 Uing the Final value theore e ( ) ( ) Li E Li P I I.89 c. We calculate a Li G( P( o e SS So we get I P 0.0 d. The yte characteritic equation i 0 or P The Routh array i: a I Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
41 Solution to Proble P P P The doinant requireent i given by the third row > P Deired force a. Input tranducer Input voltage F up ( 53.85) ( )( ) Controller Actuator Pantograph dynaic Y h -Y cat Spring diplaceent 8300 Spring F out 00 Senor Y h -Y cat Spring diplaceent Deired force F up ( 53.85) ( )( ) Controller Actuator Pantograph dynaic 8300 Spring F out b. G( Y h ( Y cat ( F up ( ( 53.85) ( )( ) Ge( (/00)*(/000)*G(*8.3e3 G e ( (53.85) ( ) ( ) p *53.85/[(376.3)(983)] *.000E-5 Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
42 7-4 Chapter 7: Steady-State Error Maxiu iniize the teady-tate error. Maxiu poible i that which yield tability. Fro Chapter 6 axiu for tability i x 0 5. Therefore, p c. e /( p ) a. The yte i Type 0 ince there are no open-loop pole at the origin. b. The open loop tranfer function i: G() P() b So that LiG( P( 84.6 e p p which reult in ( ) The Routh array i 69. a. When the peed controller i configured a a proportional controller, the forward-path tranfer function of thi yte i: 0. ( 0.6) P SC G( ( 0.573) 5 ( 0.6) ( ) () e For the teady-tate error for a unit-tep input, r(t) u(t), to be equal to %: ( ) li G( 0. ( 0.6) P 0 SC li 0 ( 0.573) 5 ( 0.6) ( ) tep Fro equation (), we get: 0. 0, which yield: PSC P SC () b. When the peed controller i configured a a proportional plu integral controller, the forward-path tranfer function of the yte becoe: Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
43 Solution to Proble ( 0.6) (00 I ) SC G( [ ( 0.573) 5 ( 0.6) ( ) ] (3) For the teady-tate error for a unit-rap input, r(t) t u(t), to be equal to.5%: e ( ) li G( 0 li 0 0. ( 0.6) (00 rap I ) [ ( 0.573) 5 ( 0.6) ( ) ] SC 0.05 (4) Fro equation (4), we get: 0. 05, which yield: ISC I SC c. We ll tart by finding G (, the equivalent tranfer function of the parallel cobination, repreenting the torque and peed controller, hown in Figure P7.35: ( 0.6) G ( (5) ( 0.5) ( 0.5) ( 0.5) Given that the equivalent tranfer function of the car i: G (, we apply equation * of the text taking into conideration that the diturbance here i a tep with a agnitude equal to 83.7: e( ) 0 li li G 3. ( G () 0 0 Copyright 0 by John Wiley & Son, Inc.
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