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CST Chapter 5 QB

This document is a question bank for Chapter 5 of Control System Theory, focusing on state variable analysis. It covers key topics such as state variables, stability analysis, controllability, observability, and discrete-time systems, with a weightage of 15%. The document includes a list of questions and examples related to these concepts, prepared by Arpan Janakkumar Solgama.

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CST Chapter 5 QB

This document is a question bank for Chapter 5 of Control System Theory, focusing on state variable analysis. It covers key topics such as state variables, stability analysis, controllability, observability, and discrete-time systems, with a weightage of 15%. The document includes a list of questions and examples related to these concepts, prepared by Arpan Janakkumar Solgama.

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Control system theory (3130905)


Chapter 5
state variable analysis
 Topics:
Concepts of state variables & state space model.
Diagonalization of State Matrix.
Solution of state equations.
Eigen values and Stability Analysis.
Concept of controllability and observability.
Pole-placement by state feedback.
Discrete-time systems.
Difference Equations.
State-space models of linear discrete-time systems.
Stability of linear discrete-time systems.
 Weightage: 15%
 Related CO: CO5 - Express and solve system equations in state-variable form (state variable models).
 Prepared By.: Arpan Janakkumar Solgama, 3rd Semester (BE- Electrical), G.E.C. Bhuj
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No. Question
1 Explain the following terms: (i) State (ii) State Variables (iii) State     
Space (iv) State transition matrix (v) State trajectory (vi) State
vector
2 Write a note on state variable approach verses the classical   
approach of transfer function for the analysis of control systems.
3 State the advantages of state space approach or analysis    
4 Draw a series RLC circuit. Obtain its state space model  
considering the current and capacitor voltage as state variables.
5 Write difference between state space analysis and transfer  
function.
6 State the properties of the state transition matrix  
7 How state space analysis method is different than classical 
methods. Explain in detail.
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No. Examples
1 For the given electrical system shown in the Figure-4. Determine (i) 
transfer function Model (2) state variable model

2 Obtain the state variable equation 


X = Ax + Bu and Y = Cx + Du. Also draw the state diagram.
3 Derive the transfer function for a system with state model 
X=Ax+bu, Y=Cx+Du
4 Consider a system having state model shown below & obtain its transfer 
function
5 a) Check observability of a system with system matrix A1 and output 
matrix C

b) Check controllability of a system with system matrix A2 and input


matrix B

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Find transfer function of

7 Investigate Controllability and observability of the system 

8 Compute the state transition matrix for the state model whose matrix A is 
given by

9 Solve transfer function from the given state space model. 

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10 A linear time invariant system is described by the following state variable 
Model & Test for Controllability and Observability of the system.

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11 A linear time-invariant system is described by the following state variable 
Model & Comment on the controllability and observability of the system.

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12 Comment on the controllability and observability of the system 
described by the following state variable model.

13 Obtain the state space representation for transfer function 


C(S)/R(S)=1/S2+2S+3
14 Obtain state model for given electrical system shown in fig 3. 

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