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Block Diagram Representation


2010

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Block Diagram
UGM

Representation of a system in terms of discrete blocks that represent part of a system


x (t) Input
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X (s)

Equation relating input and output G (s ) = Y (s ) X (s )

y (t) Output Y (s)

Blocks are unidirectional G(s) is transfer function of the block. Initial conditions assumed to be zero
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Utility of Block Diagrams


UGM

Visualization of control systems


reflects physical structure of system variables and parameters clearly shown suitable for multiple inputs and outputs
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Aids in analysis of control systems


showing component transfer functions manipulating blocks to simplify diagrams obtaining system transfer functions

Elements
UGM

Summing Junction: used to sum signals together

x2 x1 x3
+

x1-x2-x3

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Constant Gain: scalar multiplier

x1

k x1

Transfer Function: given a system with zero initial conditions, the transfer function is the ratio of output due to input

x1

1 ms + cs + k
2

k x1

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Department of Engineering Physics, Faculty of Engineering Study Programs of Engineering Physics & Nuclear Engineering

UGM

UGM

Elements of block diagrams

Block Diagram

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Transfer Function
UGM

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Example
UGM

Represent the block diagram as a single block relating X(s) and Y(s) and then obtain the overall transfer function

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Solution

X(s) X(s)

1 s+2 + s+3 s+5

U(s)

3 s +1

Y(s)

Y(s) 3 s 2 + 6s + 11 (s + 1)(s + 3)(s + 5) Transfer Fucntion Y (s ) 1 s + 2 3 3 s 2 + 6s + 11 = + = X (s ) s + 3 s + 5 s + 1 (s + 1)(s + 3)(s + 5 8)

Department of Engineering Physics, Faculty of Engineering Study Programs of Engineering Physics & Nuclear Engineering

Department of Engineering Physics, Faculty of Engineering Study Programs of Engineering Physics & Nuclear Engineering

UGM

UGM

Open Loop: Transfer Function

Closed Loop Transfer Function

An analog block diagram for a single DOF system

& = m& & F kx cx x

Transfer Function

Example

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