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LINEAR CONTROL SYSTEMS Ali Karimpour Associate Professor Ferdowsi University of Mashhad

Controller design in the frequency domain Topics to be covered include: Lag controller design 2 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Magnitude (db) Phase (deg) A phaselag controller 3 5 G( s) a s s Let a 2 4 3 2 2log a 2 9 9 sin m a a 45 m 9 3 / / a 2 3 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Design fundamental of a lag controller Analysis Design 6 4 2 Consider a minimum phase system. 2 log a 2 4 a 6 9 35 PM=4 8 2 3 PM=25 What is the effect of a lag controller on BW? Speed of system? What is the effect of a lag controller on noise effect? How can the lag controller help us? Is it different from a Proportional controller? 4 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Design procedure of a phaselag controller in the frequency domain 2 log a as s Step : Consider ( s) with a as a phaselag controller. Note: If the plant has another gain, let ( ) a G s c s s Step 2: Try to fix according to the performance request, otherwise let = Step 3: Setch the Bode plot of the system (with the fixed ) without controller. Step 4: According to desired PM (GM) choose the new gain crossover frequency (Phase crossover frequency). (reduce it a little).? Step 5: Find the required gain by lag controller and derive the parameter a. a Required gain db 2log( a) Step 6: Put the right corner of the controller sufficiently far from new crossover frequency. cross a Step 7: Chec the designed controller. 5 a Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Example : Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Find the M p of overall system. s( s 25) as s Step : Consider ( s) with a as a phaselag controller. Note: If the plant has another gain, let as ( s) a s ( ) a s s s Step 2: Try to fix according to the performance request, otherwise let = v lim sgc ( s) s s( s 25) 25 6 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Example : Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Find the M p of overall system. Step 3: Setch the Bode plot of the system (with the fixed ) without controller. s( s 25) G( s) 25 s( s 25) s( s / 25 ) Step 4: According to desired PM (GM) choose the new gain crossover frequency (Phase crossover frequency). (reduce it a little). 6 4 2 2 4 6 9 new 25 2 new croos cross 35 PM=25 8 2 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23 7

Phase (deg) Example : Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Find the M p of overall system. Step 5: Find the required gain by lag controller and derive the parameter a. s( s 25) Required gain db 2log( a) 6 9 2log( a) 9 a 2.35 Step 6: Put the right corner of the controller sufficiently far from crossover frequency. new cross a 2. 4 ( ) a s s s.5s.4s 4 2 9 2 4 6 9 35 8 2 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23 8

Phase (deg) Example : Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Find the M p of overall system. Step 7: Chec the designed controller. ( j) G( j) 6 4 2 2 4 G( j) ( s) 2 log a s( s 25) /.7, / a 2 2log a 9db a a s.4.35s s.4s 6 9 / a.9 35 PM 45.354 sin m m.354 28 8 2 3 9 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Example : Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Find the M p of overall system. Step 7: Chec the designed controller. s( s 25) 5 5 9 35 ( j) G( j) G( j) PM 45 8 2 2 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

OpenLoop Gain (db) Example : Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Find the M p of overall system. Finding M p Without controller M p =6 db s( s 25) After applying controller 8 6 Nichols Chart ( j) G( j) G( j) M p =3 db 4 2.25 db.5 db db 3 db 6 db db db 3 db 6 db 2 db 2 2 db 4 4 db 6 db 6 36 35 27 225 8 35 9 45 OpenLoop Phase (deg) Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Example 2: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. s( s )( s 2) as s Step : Consider ( s) with a as a phaselag controller. Note: If the plant has another gain, let as ( s) a s ( ) a s s s Step 2: Try to fix according to the performance request, otherwise let = v lim sgc ( s) s s( s )( s 2) 2 2 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Example 2: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Step 3: Setch the Bode plot of the system (with the fixed ) without controller. s( s )( s 2) G( s) 2 s( s )( s 2) s( s / )( s / 2 ) Step 4: According to desired PM (GM) choose the new gain crossover frequency (Phase crossover frequency). (reduce it a little). 5 5 9 new 5.5 4 new cross cross 35 8 225 PM= 22 27 3 2 3 5.5 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Example 2: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Step 5: Find the required gain by lag controller and derive the parameter a. s( s )( s 2) Required gain db 2log( a) a 3 2log( a) 3 2.36 Step 6: Put the right corner of the controller sufficiently far from crossover frequency. new cross a. 4 79 ( ) a s 2.5s s s 79s 5 3 5 9 35 8 225 27 2 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23 4

Phase (deg) Example 2: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Step 7: Chec the designed controller. s( s )( s 2) 2 5 5 5 5 9 35 8 225 ( j) G( j) G( j) PM 5 27 4 3 2 2 3 5 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

OpenLoop Gain (db) Example 2: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the ramp error constant be. Step 7: Chec the designed controller. s( s )( s 2) 5 Nichols Chart ( j) G( j) 5 G( j) 5 5 27 225 8 35 9 OpenLoop Phase (deg) Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23 6

Example 3: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the gain margin be db and the ramp error constant be. s( s )( s 2) as s Step : Consider ( s) with a as a phaselag controller. Note: If the plant has another gain, let as ( s) a s ( ) a s s s Step 2: Try to fix according to the performance request, otherwise let = v lim sgc ( s) s s( s )( s 2) 2 7 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Example 3: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the gain margin be db and the ramp error constant be. Step 3: Setch the Bode plot of the system (with the fixed ) without controller. s( s )( s 2) G( s) 2 s( s )( s 2) s( s / )( s / 2 ) Step 4: According to desired PM (GM) choose the new gain crossover frequency (Phase crossover frequency). (reduce it a little). 5 5 9 GM= db new 5 5 new cross cross 35 8 225 27 8 2 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Example 3: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the gain margin be db and the ramp error constant be. Step 5: Find the required gain by lag controller and derive the parameter a. s( s )( s 2) Required gain db 2log( a) 25 2log( a) 25 a 2.56 Step 6: Put the right corner of the controller sufficiently far from crossover frequency. 7. 9 a ( ) a s s s s 7.9s 5 5 5 9 35 8 225 27 2 3 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23 9

Phase (deg) Example 3: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the gain margin be db and the ramp error constant be. 2 log a Step 7: Chec the designed controller. 5 5 9 35 8 225 G( j) ( j) G( j) GM db ( s) a s s /.6, / a 2 log a 25db / a.567.9s 7.9s.25.56 sin m m.56 s( s )( s 2) a 63 27 2 3 2 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Example 4: Design a lag controller for the following system such that the phase margin be 45 and the open loop bandwidth be rad/sec 2 s It is not possible explain why? 2 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Exercises Derive the gain margin of the compensated system in example. 2 Derive the phase margin of the compensated system in example 3. 22 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Exercises 3 Following is the open loop transfer function of a system. a) What is the velocity error constant. (answer 8) b) Design lag controller such that PM=45. (answer =(.5s+)/(.56s+)) c) Design lag controller such that PM=45 and the velocity error constant be 2. (answer =(.49s+)/(3.75s+)) 8 6 4 2 2 4 6 9 35 8 2 3 23 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23

Phase (deg) Exercises 4 Following is the open loop transfer function of a system. a) Design a controller that the GM of system be 5 db. b) Design lag controller such that PM=45 and the velocity error constant be 3. 5 5 5 9 35 8 225 27 2 3 24 Dr. Ali Karimpour Feb 23