This document describes the design of a phase-lag compensator in MATLAB to stabilize a plant transfer function with a desired phase margin of 60 degrees. The design process involves calculating the plant's gain and phase crossover frequencies, determining the compensator transfer function, and verifying the compensator-plant system meets specifications by examining the bode plot and step response generated in MATLAB code.
This document describes the design of a phase-lag compensator in MATLAB to stabilize a plant transfer function with a desired phase margin of 60 degrees. The design process involves calculating the plant's gain and phase crossover frequencies, determining the compensator transfer function, and verifying the compensator-plant system meets specifications by examining the bode plot and step response generated in MATLAB code.
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This document describes the design of a phase-lag compensator in MATLAB to stabilize a plant transfer function with a desired phase margin of 60 degrees. The design process involves calculating the plant's gain and phase crossover frequencies, determining the compensator transfer function, and verifying the compensator-plant system meets specifications by examining the bode plot and step response generated in MATLAB code.
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Design via frequency response Transient response via gain adjustment Consider a unity feedback system, where G(s) = - The closed loop transfer function is T (s) = ω s + 2ζωs + ω