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Seventh Semester B.Tech. Degree Examination, June 2009 (2003 Scheme) Control Systems (T)

The document is an exam for a control systems course consisting of 3 parts with multiple choice and numerical problems. Part 1 has 10 questions worth 4 marks each on concepts like block diagrams, signal flow graphs, system responses, transforms, compensators, stability analysis. Part 2 has 3 questions from each of 3 modules, including questions deriving transfer functions, determining stability, and designing controllers. Part 3 covers additional control topics like controller design and stability of digital controllers. The exam tests students on key control systems analysis and design concepts through theoretical and practical problems.

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Seventh Semester B.Tech. Degree Examination, June 2009 (2003 Scheme) Control Systems (T)

The document is an exam for a control systems course consisting of 3 parts with multiple choice and numerical problems. Part 1 has 10 questions worth 4 marks each on concepts like block diagrams, signal flow graphs, system responses, transforms, compensators, stability analysis. Part 2 has 3 questions from each of 3 modules, including questions deriving transfer functions, determining stability, and designing controllers. Part 3 covers additional control topics like controller design and stability of digital controllers. The exam tests students on key control systems analysis and design concepts through theoretical and practical problems.

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Reg. No. : ....................................

Name : .........................................

Seventh Semester B.Tech. Degree Examination, June 2009


(2003 Scheme)
CONTROL SYSTEMS (T)

Time : 3 Hours Max. Marks : 100

PART – A

Answer all questions.

1. Draw the block diagram of a closed loop control system showing all components.
Discuss.

2. Define node, loop, mixed node and forward path associated with signal flow graph.

3. Show the differences in time domain response of a second order system to unit
step and impulse inputs.

e −s
4. Obtain z-transform of .
s
5. Why compensators are used in a control system ? Compare the performance of
any two.
z
6. Given H(z) = z − 1 . Analyse the stability of the system.

7. Explain how gain margin and phase margin can be used to analyse stability of a
system.

8. Compare type and order of a control system with example.

9. State and explain Nyquist stability criterion.

10. Discuss the effect of adding a zero to the forward path transfer function. (10×4=40 Marks)
P.T.O .
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PART – B

Answer any two questions from each Module.

Module – 1

11. Derive the transfer function of an armature-controlled dc motor.

12. In the given system, obtain the closed loop transfer function H (S)/Q(S).

13. For the system shown, determine K and Kh so that maximum overshoot is 0.2 and
the peak time is 1 sec. With these values of K and Kh, obtain the rise time and
settling time.
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Module – 2

ke − s
14. A feedback system has an open loop transfer function of G(s) H (s) = 2 .
s(s + 5s + 9)
Determine by the use of the Routh criterion, the maximum value of K for the closed
loop system to be stable.

k ( s + 1)
15. A unity feedback system has an open loop transfer function G (s) = . Sketch
s(s − 1)
the root locus plot with k as variable parameter and show that the loci of complex
roots are part of the circle with (–1, 0) as centre and radius = 2.

ke −0.1s
16. Sketch the Bode plot for the transfer function G (s) = k for the
s (s + 1)(1 + 0.1s )
crossover frequency to be 5 rad/sec.

Module – 3

17. a) Determine y (KT) for K = 0 to 3 when Y ( z ) = z2 + 1


( z − 1)

b) Determine the closed form solution for y (KT) as a function of K.

18. Consider a unity feedback control system whose feedforward transfer function is
10
given by G (s) = . Design a compensator so that the static velocity
s(s + 2)(s + 8)
error coefficient Kv = 80/sec and dominant closed loop poles are located at
s = − 2 ± j2 3 .

19. Write notes on :

a) PID controllers.
b) Stability of digital controllers. (6×10=60 Marks)

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