Control - 2 - Analysis of Linear Systems Flashcards

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Lag vs Delay

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Lag is the exponential response of a first order system;

Delay is a period of time when nothing happens.

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What is a deadband?

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  • A deadband (sometimes called a neutral zone or dead zone) is a band of input values in the domain of a transfer function in a control system or signal processing system where the output is zero (the output is ‘dead’ - no action occurs).
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3
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What property do linear systems have?

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Linear systems have the property of superposition

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Why linearity and superposition are useful

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  • Allows you to break down the complicated input into a sum of simple basis signals (e.g. Fourier analysis uses sine and cosine)
  • output is the sum of the responses to the broken-down inputs
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5
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Laplace Transform of this exponential:

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6
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Apply laplace transform:

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7
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What is a transfer function? And why is it used?

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  • A transfer function is an s-plane description of a linear system.
  • It replaces solution of a differential equation (hard) by an (easy) multiplication.
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LT of the first derivative:

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9
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LT of the second derivative:

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where dx/dt(0) is the initial value of dx/dt when t = 0.

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10
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Invert this 2x2 matrix

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11
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If you keep on increasing the superscript variable n in t, how does the fourier transform change?

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12
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Do the inverse LT of this function

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13
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What is the Final value theorem?

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Method to find the final steady value of a signal as t → ∞

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Final value theorem for time signal function

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If the final value is steady, the derivatives are zero.

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15
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Final value theorem for s-plane function

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16
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In Final value theorem questions what should you not forget?

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17
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What respective roles do zeros and poles play in transfer functions?

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  • Zeros influence the magnitudes and signs of the signals
  • Poles determine which signals are present;
18
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Laplace transform of a time delay

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19
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Moment of a force and tangential velocity equations

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20
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voltage-current characteristics for linear components:

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21
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Equivalent variables for rotational dynamics when compared to translation

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22
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Newtons Second Law for rotational dynamics

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23
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Laminar versus turbulent flow

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