Unit 8: Frequency-Domain Analysis of Control System
Unit 8: Frequency-Domain Analysis of Control System
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Lec22: Objectives
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Analyze the frequency response of
systems subject to sinusoidal inputs
Sinusoidal Inputs
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Sinusoidal Frequency Response
a. system;
b. transfer function;
c. Input and output
waveform.
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Importance of Frequency
Response
The frequency response is a way to define a system in terms
of its reaction to periodic inputs of certain frequencies. This
has many practical applications such as filter design.
The frequency response can be used to quickly find the
output for a given input when the input is a complex
exponential, sinusoidal, or expressed via Fourier series.
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Phasors
v = V sin (t + ) Where;
V = amplitude
y = angular frequency
= phase angle
x + jy Phase angle, : tan = y/x
By Pythagoras theorem;
V
V = (x2 + y2)
Since x = V cos and y = V sin
We can write:
0 x
V = x + jy
= V (cos + j sin )
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Phasors Rotation
Imag Imag
Multiplication by j2
or 1
1+j0
0 Real j = 1 or
Real 0 2
j = (-1)
Imag
90 anti-clockwise Imag
Multiplication by j3
rotation:
= j(j2) = j
0 Real 0 + j 1
0 Real
Multiplication by j
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Phasor Equation
x = sin t Differentiation results in a phasor
With a length increased by factor
dx/dt = cos t and rotated by 90
= sin (t + 90) In complex notation:
multiplication by j
But j2 = 1
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Frequency Response for
1st-order system
Magnitude:
Magnitude:
Phase:
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Examples 31
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