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Frequency Response

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Agenda

• Preliminaries

• First order systems

– Frequency response

– Low-pass filter

• Second order systems

– Classical solutions

– Frequency response

• Higher order system

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Frequency response

• Steady-state behavior of systems to harmonic excitations over a range of input frequencies

• Determination of important behavioral characteristics of dynamic systems by subjecting them to harmonic inputs and observing the response– Experimentally,

– Analytically, or

– Numerically.

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Examples 1

Find the time constant for the following RC circuit

that has parameters R=8200 Ω and C=2.2μf. Sketch the amplitude frequency response and determine the corner frequency. Approximately how long does it take the transient part of the solution to this system to die out?

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Solution

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Example 2

A harmonic signal of amplitude 1 and frequency 70 Hz is the input to a linear first-order system whose time constant is 0.5 second. What is the amplitude of the output? What is the phase of the output with respect to the input? Does the output lag behind the input or lead it?

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Solution

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Pair-Share: Example 3

Answer the same questions as in the previous problem, except that now the system is a second-order linear system with a natural frequency of 21 rad/sec and a damping ratio of 0.25

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Solution

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Pair-Share - Example 4It is proposed to attach an additional spring-mass-damper system to a primary spring-mass-damper system as shown in figure below. Find the steady-state amplitude of the displacement response of the primary mass, and plot it with respect to the input frequency for the cases with an without the attached system. Such attached systems can be used to absorb unwanted vibrations. Comment on the effectiveness of reducing vibration for this system. The parameters of the problem are:

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Solution (cont.)

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Example 5

Determine the transfer function relating the output voltage to the input voltage for the following RLC circuit:

Develop the corresponding Bode plot using data from Example 4.3. What is the natural frequency of the system? Redesign the circuit so as to increase its natural frequency by 30 percent, but keep the damping ratio at 0.707.

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Solution (cont.)

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Solution

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Solution (cont.)

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Example 6

Find the roots of the characteristic equation of the following systems. What are the time constants and/or natural frequencies? What are the damping ratios? Comment on the stability of each. Solve by and check by digital computation.

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Solution (cont.)

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Example 7 Problem 8.12 a,c,e,g

Find the transfer function for each of the systems below, relating the output x or z to the input u or f.

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SolutionTake Laplace transform of each equation and solve for the response variable divided by the input variable. For d, first put into classical form.

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Example 8

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Solution

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Find the eigen values, and check the stability of the system. If the system is stable, determine its Bode plot.

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Solution

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Solution (cont.)

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Solution (cont.)

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