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    Scheme - I Sample Question Paper

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    This document contains sample question papers for a control systems course, including questions and instructions. It provides two sample papers: Sample Paper 1 is for 70 marks and 3 hours, containing 6 questions testing concepts like time variant/invariant systems, controller types, pole locations, transfer functions, state space representations, and comparisons of motor types. Sample Paper 2 is for 20 marks and 1 hour, containing 2 questions on topics like open/closed loop systems, time and frequency response analysis, Routh stability, and block diagram reductions. Both papers instruct students to answer all questions, show sketches where needed, and write sequentially. They provide testing of key control systems analysis and design concepts.

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    This document contains sample question papers for a control systems course, including questions and instructions. It provides two sample papers: Sample Paper 1 is for 70 marks and 3 hours, containing 6 questions testing concepts like time variant/invariant systems, controller types, pole locations, transfer functions, state space representations, and comparisons of motor types. Sample Paper 2 is for 20 marks and 1 hour, containing 2 questions on topics like open/closed loop systems, time and frequency response analysis, Routh stability, and block diagram reductions. Both papers instruct students to answer all questions, show sketches where needed, and write sequentially. They provide testing of key control systems analysis and design concepts.

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    This document contains sample question papers for a control systems course, including questions and instructions. It provides two sample papers: Sample Paper 1 is for 70 marks and 3 hours, containing 6 questions testing concepts like time variant/invariant systems, controller types, pole locations, transfer functions, state space representations, and comparisons of motor types. Sample Paper 2 is for 20 marks and 1 hour, containing 2 questions on topics like open/closed loop systems, time and frequency response analysis, Routh stability, and block diagram reductions. Both papers instruct students to answer all questions, show sketches where needed, and write sequentially. They provide testing of key control systems analysis and design concepts.

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    Scheme - I Sample Question Paper

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    This document contains sample question papers for a control systems course, including questions and instructions. It provides two sample papers: Sample Paper 1 is for 70 marks and 3 hours, containing 6 questions testing concepts like time variant/invariant systems, controller types, pole locations, transfer functions, state space representations, and comparisons of motor types. Sample Paper 2 is for 20 marks and 1 hour, containing 2 questions on topics like open/closed loop systems, time and frequency response analysis, Routh stability, and block diagram reductions. Both papers instruct students to answer all questions, show sketches where needed, and write sequentially. They provide testing of key control systems analysis and design concepts.

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    Scheme - I

    Sample Question Paper

    Program Name : Diploma in Instrumentation / Instrumentation & Control


    Program Code : IS / IC
    Semester : Fifth 22541
    Course Title : Control System
    Marks : 70 Time: 3 Hrs.

    Instructions:
    (1) All questions are compulsory.
    (2) Illustrate your answers with neat sketches wherever necessary.
    (3) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
    (4) Assume suitable data if necessary.
    (5) Preferably, write the answers in sequential order.

    Q.1 Attempt any FIVE of the following. 10 Marks


    a. Define time variant and time invariant control system
    b. Define i) Steady state error ii) ‘Type’ of control system
    c. Draw the Location of the Poles in the S-plane for stable and unstable systems
    d. State the equation of ON-OFF controller. Explain “Neutral Zone” in ON-OFF
    controller.
    e. Define servo system. Draw and label block diagram of servo system
    f. Draw the time response of 1st order system for unit step input. Label time constant in
    it.
    g. Compare AC 2-phase induction motor & AC servo motor. (any 4 points).

    Q.2 Attempt any Three of the following. 12 Marks


    a. Find the transfer function of the RLC network

    ( ) ( )
    b. For a given TF ( )
    = ( )
    Find: i) Pole ii) zero iii) pole zero plot iv)
    characteristic equation
    c. Compare stepper motor & DC servo motor. (any 4 points)
    ( )
    d. A unity feedback control system has ( ) = ( )(
    )
    Find i. Type of the system ii. Error coefficients

    1
    Q.3) Attempt any Three of the following. 12 Marks
    ( )
    a. Find the state space representation for Transfer Function ( )
    = ( )
    b. List standard test inputs. Draw graphical representation of them & give their Laplace
    transform.
    c. Draw polar plot for ( ) ( ) =
    ( )
    d. Compare integral and derivative control action on the basis of: i) output ii) equation
    iii) stability iv) speed of response

    Q.4) Attempt any Three of the following. 12 Marks


    a. Derive transfer function of close loop control system with negative feedback.
    b. Define Damping. Show effect of damping in response of 2nd order control
    system.
    c. State Nyquist stability criteria. State its significance
    d. Explain proportional controller action with equation and response. Define
    Proportional Band.
    e. Examine stability by Routh criterion for Characteristic equation + 10 +
    35 + 50 + 24 = 0

    Q.5) Attempt any Two of the following. 12 Marks


    a. Derive the transfer function of the below system using block diagram reduction
    techniques

    b. Draw bode plot for the system with open loop transfer function
    ( ) ( ) =
    ( )( . )
    c. Draw the circuit diagram of electronic PID controller and state its equation. State its
    advantages (any 2)

    Q.6) Attempt any Two of the following. 12 Marks


    ( )
    a. A second order system is given by ( )
    = Find out settling time and
    peak overshoot. Draw its response.
    b. Using Routh’s criteria, determine the range of K values for system to be stable.
    ( ) ( ) = ( )( )( )
    c. Identify which servo component can be used as error detector in AC servo system.
    Draw and describe it’s working.

    2
    Scheme - I

    Sample Test Paper - I

    Program Name : Diploma in Instrumentation / Instrumentation & Control


    Program Code : IS / IC
    Semester
    Course Title
    : Fifth
    : Control System
    22541
    Marks : 20 Time: 1 Hour.

    Instructions:
    (1) All questions are compulsory.
    (2) Illustrate your answers with neat sketches wherever necessary.
    (3) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
    (4) Assume suitable data if necessary.
    (5) Preferably, write the answers in sequential order.

    Q.1 Attempt any FOUR. 8 Marks


    a. Find transfer function of following differential equation +4 +8 ( )= 8 ( )
    b. Compare open loop and closed loop system (4 points)
    c. Draw the time response of a second order system and indicate transient response and
    steady state response in it.
    d. Define i) rise time ii) peak overshoot. State their equations
    e. Derive the position and velocity error coefficients for step input for type ‘0’ system
    f. Define marginally stable system. Show the location of poles of such system in the S -
    plane.

    Q.2 Attempt any THREE. 12 Marks


    a. Define state variable. State any two advantages of State space representation over
    classical representation of control system.
    ( )
    b. Transfer function of system is given by =
    ( ) ( )
    Calculate: i) Damped frequency of oscillations.
    ii) Settling time
    c. Find out the type of the system and steady state error for a unity feedback system with
    ( )= ( )
    for input ( ) = 5
    d. Examine stability by Routh criterion for Characteristic equation +4 + +6=
    0
    e. Derive the transfer function of the below system using block diagram reduction
    techniques

    3
    Scheme - I

    Sample Test Paper - II

    Program Name : Diploma in Instrumentation / Instrumentation & Control


    Program Code : IS / IC
    Semester
    Course Title
    : Fifth
    : Control System
    22541
    Marks : 20 Time: 1 Hour.

    Instructions:
    (1) All questions are compulsory.
    (2) Illustrate your answers with neat sketches wherever necessary.
    (3) Figures to the right indicate full marks.
    (4) Assume suitable data if necessary.
    (5) Preferably, write the answers in sequential order.

    Q.1 Attempt any FOUR. 8 Marks


    a. State any 2 advantages & 2 disadvantages of frequency response analysis
    b. Define gain margin & phase margin
    c. Define offset in proportional controller. State the 3 methods to eliminate it
    d. Draw the circuit diagram of op-amp based PI controller.
    e. Draw and label block diagram of DC servo system.
    f. State the classifications and applications (any two) of stepper motor.

    Q.2 Attempt any THREE. 12 Marks


    a. Draw the Bode plot for ( ) ( )=

    b. State the name of the controller which cannot be used alone. State the reasons why it
    cannot be used alone.
    c. Describe the integral control action with equation.
    d. Compare AC & DC servo motor (4points)
    e. Draw and explain potentiometer as an error detector.

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