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Experiment 01: Aim of The Experiment

The document describes an experiment using MATLAB to analyze the time response of second order systems with varying damping ratios and additional poles and zeros. It provides the aims, theory, procedure and results of obtaining step responses for under damped, over damped and critically damped systems. The results show that as damping increases, overshoot decreases and settling time reduces. Additional poles increase peak response until maximum value is reached, while time specifications remain the same. Additional zeros increase both peak and settling time. Increasing gain only affects peak value, keeping times and periods constant.

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Experiment 01: Aim of The Experiment

The document describes an experiment using MATLAB to analyze the time response of second order systems with varying damping ratios and additional poles and zeros. It provides the aims, theory, procedure and results of obtaining step responses for under damped, over damped and critically damped systems. The results show that as damping increases, overshoot decreases and settling time reduces. Additional poles increase peak response until maximum value is reached, while time specifications remain the same. Additional zeros increase both peak and settling time. Increasing gain only affects peak value, keeping times and periods constant.

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Experiment 01

AIM OF THE EXPERIMENT‐


To obtain time response of a second order system in
case of under damped, over
damped and critically damped systems.

APPRATUS REQUIRED ‐ MATLAB

THEORY‐
In The time response of control system consists of two
parts. Transient response and steady state response. C(t)
= Ctr(t) + Css(t). Most of the control systems use
time as its independent variable. Analysis of response
means to see the variation of output with respect to
time. The output of the system takes some finite time
to reach to its final value. Every system has a tendency
to oppose the oscillatory behaviour of the system which
is called damping. The damping is measured by
a factor called damping ratio of the system. If the
damping is very high, then there will not be any
oscillations in the output. The output is purely
exponential.

Such system is called an over damped system.


If the damping is less compared to over damped case,
then the system is called a critically damped system. If
the damping is very less, then the system is called
under damped system. With no damping system is
undamped.

1<ξ<∞ ‐‐‐ Over damped system.


ξ=1 ‐‐‐ Critically damped system.
0<ξ<1 ‐‐‐ Under damped system.
ξ=0 ‐‐‐ Undamped system.
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Time domain specifications:


Delay time Td = (1 + 0.7ξ)/ Wn
Rise Time Tr = (П - θ)/ Wd
Peak overshoot time = Tp = П / Wd
% Mp = exp (- Пξ/sqrt (1- ξ2 ))
Settling Time Ts = 4/ ξWn (2% tolerance)

PROCEDURE‐

Open the MATLAB command window.


1) Click on File‐New‐M file to open the MATLAB editor
window.
2) In the given MATLAB editor window enter the
program to obtain the step
response.

1a) % step response of a second order system:


wn=input ('Enter the natural frequency: ');
e=input ('Enter damping ratio: ');
num=[wn*wn];
den= [1 2*e*wn wn*wn];
sys=tf (num, den)
step(sys);

3) Save the file in work directory.

4) Run the program and enter the respective value for


natural frequency,
damping ratio and time.
5) The graphs displayed are according to the above
values.
6) The values of wd, td, theta, tr, ts, Mp can be obtained
by
a) Right click on the figure window and select grid to get
grids on the
curve.
b) Right click on the figure window and select
characteristics and enable
peak response, settling time & rise settling.
c) Repeat the steps 5,6,7 for different values of ξ

Graph:
1b) Evaluation of the effect of additional poles and
zeros on time response
of second order system:
MATLAB program to evaluate the effect of additional
poles and zeros on time
response of second order system. This program uses the
command zpk.
For the second order system the poles are -10+30i and -
10-30i
The program given below gives the time response of 2nd
order system:
z= [];
P= [-10+30i -10-30i];
K=1000;
sys=zpk (z, P, K)
t= [0:0.001:1];
step (sys, t);
grid
For the second order system, if we add a pole it changes
to third order.
1c) Effect of loop gain of a negative feedback system
on stability:
The following program is used to study the effect of loop
gain of a negative
feedback system on stability. The value of gain k is
varied and different step
responses are obtained.
clc
z= []
p= [-0.5+i -0.5-i -1];
k1=1;
k2=2;
k3=3;
sys1=zpk (z, p, k1)
sys2=zpk (z, p, k2)
sys3=zpk (z, p, k3)
t= [0:0.01:20];
[y1, t] =step (sys1, t)
[y2, t] =step (sys2, t)
[y3, t] =step (sys3, t)
plot (t, y1, t, y2, t, y3)
legend('k=1','k=2','k=3')
Grid
RESULT:
1. VARY THE DAMPING RATIO
ξ=0.2 , 0.5 , 0.8

Time Domain Specifications From MATLAB From Calculation

Rise Time 0.000754 0.0013

Peak Time 0.00201 0.0020

Settling time 0.0122 0.01225

Max Overshoot 52.7% 52.73%

Wd = wnsqrt(1‐ epi2) = 1600sqrt(1‐ 0.04) = 1567


Theta = cos‐1(epi) = cos‐1(0.2) = 78.460 = 1.37 rad

Time rise =( 3,14 ‐ 1.37 )/1567 = 0.00113

Tp = 3.14 / 1567 = 0.0020

= 52.73%
2. ADDITIONAL POLES

Poles = -1 , -10 , -100

AS THE NO OF POLES INCREASES THE PEAK INCREASES


UNTIL IT GETS A MAXIMUM VALUE

THE SETLLING TIME , RISE TIME , PEAK TIME , ETC


REAMAINS THE SAME FOR WAVEFORM UNTIL
REACHEAD MAXIMMUM VALUE.
3. ADDITIONAL ZEROS

THE PEAK VALUE INCREASES AND THE SETTLING MIN


TIME INCREASES TOO.
WHILE THE PEAK TIME REMAINS SAME FOR ALL THE
GRAPHS.
4. EFFECT OF GAIN ON TIME RESPONSE

THE PEAK VALUE INCREASES WHILE THE TIMES AND


PERIODS REMAINS CONSTANT.

CONCLUSION:
The time response of a second order system in case of
under damped, over damped and critically damped
systems was successfully obtained using MATLAB.

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