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232              Chapter 3  State Variable  Models

              and                                       CP3.7  Consider the following system:
                      0.5000  0.5000  0.7071    0                          0   1  x  +
                      0.5000  -0.5000  0.7071 x 2  +  0                  L-2  -3 J
                      6.3640  -0.7071  -  8.000 _   4                     y  =  [l  0]x
                      =  [0.7071  -0.7071  0]x 2.  (  (2)   with
              (a)  Using the tf function, determine the transfer  func-   x(0)
                 tion  Y(s)/U(s)  for system (1).
              (b)  Repeat part  (a) for system (2).        Using  the  Isim  function  obtain  and  plot  the  system
              (c)  Compare  the  results  in  parts  (a)  and  (b)  and  response  (for  x x(t)  and  JC 2(/)) when  u(t)  =  0.
                 comment.
                                                        CP3.8  Consider  the state  variable model with  parameter
          CP3.6  Consider the closed-loop control system  in Figure   K given by
              CP3.6.
                                                                      ~  o  l    o  1  To"
              (a)  Determine  a state  variable  representation  of  the  0  0   1  x  +  0  M,
                 controller.                                          . - 2  -K  -2 J  L .
                                                                                        1
              (b)  Repeat part  (a) for  the process.
              (c)  With  the controller  and process  in state  variable  i  o  o]x.
                 form,  use  the  series  and  feedback  functions  to  Plot  the characteristic values  of the  system  as a  func-
                 compute  a  closed-loop  system  representation  in  tion  of K  in the range  0  ^  K  <  100. Determine  that
                 state variable form and plot the closed-loop system   range of K for which all the characteristic values he in
                 impulse response.                         the left  half-plane.

                                              Controller    Process
                                                 3            I
                                                      — •   2             **  Y(s)
                                                5 + 3     s  + 2s + 5
                                        i.


                                  FIGURE CP3.6  A closed-loop feedback control system.


                   ANSWERS TO SKILLS CHECK

           m True or False: (1) True; (2) True; (3) False; (4) False;  Word  Match  (in  order, top  to  bottom):  f,  d, g,  a,
                      (5) False                               b, c, e
                   Multiple  Choice:  (6)  a;  (7)  b;  (8)  c; (9)  b;  (10)  c;
                      (11) a; (12) a; (13) c; (14) c; (15) c




           TERMS AND CONCEPTS
          Canonical form  A fundamental  or  basic form  of the  state  Fundamental matrix  See Transition  matrix.
             variable model representation, including phase variable   Input  feedforward  canonical  form  A  canonical  form
             canonical  form, input  feedforward  canonical  form, di-  described  by n feedback  loops involving the a n coef-
             agonal canonical form, and Jordan canonical form.   ficients  of  the  nth  order  denominator  polynomial  of
          Diagonal  canonical  form  A  decoupled  canonical  form  the transfer  function  and  feedforward  loops  obtained
             displaying the n distinct  system poles on the  diagonal  by feeding forward  the input signal.
             of the state variable representation  A matrix.
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