This document contains 8 questions regarding control systems. The questions cover topics such as:
- The differences between open loop and closed loop systems with examples.
- Time response characteristics including steady-state and transient response.
- Properties of root locus and constructing the root locus of a unity feedback system.
- Determining gain to achieve a specified damping ratio using root locus.
- Steps to construct Bode plots and explaining the Nyquist stability criterion.
- Defining state variables and state transition matrix. Obtaining a state space representation of an electrical system.
- Solving the homogeneous state equation and obtaining a transfer function from state variable representation.
This document contains 8 questions regarding control systems. The questions cover topics such as:
- The differences between open loop and closed loop systems with examples.
- Time response characteristics including steady-state and transient response.
- Properties of root locus and constructing the root locus of a unity feedback system.
- Determining gain to achieve a specified damping ratio using root locus.
- Steps to construct Bode plots and explaining the Nyquist stability criterion.
- Defining state variables and state transition matrix. Obtaining a state space representation of an electrical system.
- Solving the homogeneous state equation and obtaining a transfer function from state variable representation.
This document contains 8 questions regarding control systems. The questions cover topics such as:
- The differences between open loop and closed loop systems with examples.
- Time response characteristics including steady-state and transient response.
- Properties of root locus and constructing the root locus of a unity feedback system.
- Determining gain to achieve a specified damping ratio using root locus.
- Steps to construct Bode plots and explaining the Nyquist stability criterion.
- Defining state variables and state transition matrix. Obtaining a state space representation of an electrical system.
- Solving the homogeneous state equation and obtaining a transfer function from state variable representation.
JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
U B. Tech III Year I Semester Examinations, March - 2021 CONTROL SYSTEMS (Common to ECE, EIE) SE Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 75 Answer any five questions All questions carry equal marks --- D 1.a) List the differences between open loop and closed loop systems with suitable examples. b) Obtain the transfer function for armature controlled dc servomotor. [8+7] 0P9A 2.a) What is meant by time response? Explain about (i) Steady- state response (ii) Transient -P0 response. b) Find the steady-state error for unit step, unit ramp and unit acceleration inputs for the following systems. 3E-R i) 10/ s(0.ls + 1)(0.5s + 1) ii) 1000/ s2(s + 1)(s +20) [8+7] 20 3.a) List the properties of root locus and sketch the root locus of the unity feedback system with M2 K G( s) s( s 2)( s 2 2s 4) A1 R b) A unity feed-back system is characterized by an open loop T.F G(s) = K/ s(s+10) Determine the gain K so that the system will have a damping ratio of 0.5. For this value of K, determine Ts, Tp and Mp for a unit step input. [8+7] ACM 4.a) Explain clearly the steps involved in the construction of Bode plots of a system with loop transfer function consisting of H i) An open loop gain K ii) One pole at origin iii) One quadratic factor. -2 b) State and explain Nyquist Stability Criterion. [8+7] 02 5. What is Phase Margin and gain margin? Determine the transfer function whose Bode diagram is given by [15] 1 6. Discuss the procedural steps of lag compensation design in frequency domain. [15] U 7.a) Define the terms: i) State variable ii) State transition matrix. b) Obtain the state space representation of the electrical system shown below. SE D Take x1=iL , x2=vc1, x3=vc2 v=u and y= vc2 [6+9] 0P9A 8.a) An LTI system is characterized by the homogeneous state equation: + u -P0 Compute the solution of the homogeneous equation assuming the initial state vector 3E-R b) y 5 y 6 y u . Find the The system is represented by the differential equation transfer from state variable representation. [8+7] 20 M2 ---ooOoo--- A1 R ACM H -2 02 1