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Applications of Automatic ComputerControlled Systems

• Machine Tools• Metal Working Processes• Chemical Processes• Aircraft Control• Automobile Traffic Control• Automobile Air-Fuel Ratio• Digital Control Improves Sensitivity to Signal

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Digital Control System• A digital computer may serve as a compensator or controller in a

feedback control system. Since the computer receives data only at specific intervals, it is necessary to develop a method for describing and analyzing the performance of computer control systems.

• The computer system uses data sampled at prescribed intervals, resulting in a series of signals. These time series, called sampled data, can be transformed to the s-domain, and then to the z-domain by the relation z = ezt.

• Assume that all numbers that enter or leave the computer has thesame fixed period T, called the sampling period.

• A sampler is basically a switch that closes every T seconds for one instant of time.

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Analog to Digital Conversion: SamplingAn input signal is converted from continuos-varying physical

value (e.g. pressure in air, or frequency or wavelength of light), by some electro-mechanical device into a

continuously varying electrical signal. This signal has a range of amplitude, and a range of frequencies that can present. This continuously varying electrical signal may then be converted to a sequence of digital values, called

samples, by some analog to digital conversion circuit.

• There are two factors which determine the accuracy with which the digital sequence of values captures the original continuous signal: the

maximum rate at which we sample, and the number of bits used in each sample. This latter value is known as the quantization level

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Zero-Order Hold• The Zero-Order Hold block samples and holds

its input for the specified sample period. The block accepts one input and generates one output, both of which can be scalar or vector. If the input is a vector, all elements of the vector are held for the same sample period.

• This device provides a mechanism for discretizing one or more signals in time, or resampling the signal at a different rate. The sample rate of the Zero-Order Hold must be set to that of the slower block. For slow-to-fast transitions, use the Unit Delay block.

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The z-TransformThe z-Transform is used to take discrete time domain signals into a complex-

variable frequency domain. It plays a similar role to the one the Laplacetransform does in the continuous time domain. The z-transform opens up new ways of solving problems and designing discrete domain applications. The z-transform converts a discrete time domain signal, which is a sequence of real

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Stability Analysis in the z-PlaneA linear continuous feedback control system is stable if all poles of the

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• Digitize control law.

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