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    Sri Lanka Institute of Information

     Technology

    B.SC Eng. Department of Electrical and Computer

    Engineering

    Faculty of Engineering

    Control Systems (EC !"#

    La$ "%&Transfer Function

    'ame Dadigamu)a *.+

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    Task1

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    Exercise 1

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    The real part of poles of the function is positive.Therefore the system is unstable.According to

    ole!"ero #ap the poles are situated in the right side of the plane therefore the system is

    unstable.

    2.

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    The poles are situated in the imaginary axis.Therefore the system is marginally stable.

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    The poles have positive real part therefore the system is unstable.

    Exercise 2

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    Exercise $

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    Exercise &

    1.Transient response of a system is response of a system to a change from e'uilibrium.(teady

    state response is the response that can be achieved in the e'uilibrium state of the control system.

    2.

    T1)s*!The poles in the transfer function is in left side of the pole +ero plot.Therefore the system is

    stable .

    oles are as follows:

    !2,-.i / !2!-.i

    Transfer function for poles

    G (S )=1

    S2

    +4 S+4.25

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    This system is much more stable .There is no overshoot in the system.

    T2)s*:The poles are in the left side of the pole +ero plot .Therefore the system is stable.

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    oles are:

    )!1,1i*/)!1!1i*

    The Transfer function :

    G (S )=1

    S2+2 S+2

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    0n this system the step response slightly overshoot therefore the system is much more stable.

    T$)s*:The poles are in the imaginary axis of the pole +ero plot .Therefore the system is marginally

    stable.

    oles:)2i/!2i*

    The transfer function:

    G (S )=1

    S2+4

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    This marginally stable system is oscillating until 2-s.The rise time and the

    T&)s*:ne pole has a positive value in the real axis .Therefore the system is unstable.

    oles:)-./!-.*

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    The system is oscillating and the system is unstable.

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    3.The time responseTransient response,(teady state response

    3hen the )damping ratio*  ε1  

    The rise time increases but the settling time decreases than critically damped case but the ε  is

    in polynomial function in rise time therefore the time response will be increased gradually more

    than other cases.