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QF 9.01/Rev. 05
Figure 1
1(a) (5 marks)
Show that the closed-loop transfer function of the system in Figure 1 is:
Y ( s) K (1 − s)
= 3
R( s) s + 2s + (2 − K ) s + K
2
Answer:
1(b) (5 marks)
Determine the range of K to maintain the stability of the closed-loop system.
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
Figure 2
Determine T and K from the response curve. Determine the steady-state error.
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
Figure 3
3(a) (3 marks)
What is the time constant of the pacemaker?
Answer:
3(b) (4 marks)
Show that the transfer function between Td(s) and Y(s) is:
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
3(c) (5 marks)
Determine the range of K so that the damping ratio of the system is greater than 0.5 for a step reference
input.
Answer:
Figure 4
Where
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
4(b) (7 marks)
If GC(s) = KP+KDs, determine the values KP and KD to achieve closed-loop poles at s1 = -5 and s2 = -6.
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
Figure 5a
Amplifier Motor
R(s) + + 20000 Y(s)
Kp
– s ( s + 100)
–
Position Sensor
KD s
Figure 5b
5(a) (5 marks)
Y (s)
Compute the closed-loop system transfer function .
R(s)
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
5(c) (5 marks)
Evaluate the steady-state error of the system for a unit-step input.
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
1
where G(s) is the transfer function of the DC motor, G ( s ) = ,
s + 3 .6 s + 9
2
KI
Gc(s) is the PI controller, i.e. Gc ( s) = K p +, and KDs is the D controller,
s
R(s), D(s) and Y(s) are the reference input (desired output), the disturbance input and the output
of the motor
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
6(a) (9 marks)
Determine the output Y(s) of the above block diagram to R(s) and D(s).
Answer:
6(b) (8 marks)
Show that the steady-state errors to both step input and step disturbance are zero if KI > 0.
Answer:
QF 9.01/Rev. 05
6(c) (5 marks)
Design a proportional plus derivative (PD) controller (i.e. KI=0) as shown in Figure 6 above to
produce closed-loop poles at the positions s1=-5 and s2=-10.
Answer: