Dynamic Behavior Flashcards
The ratio of the final change in PV output to the final change in input
K (steady-state gain)
It defines the speed of the response. For 1st order processes, after τ seconds, the PV output is 63.2% of the way to its final value.
τ (time constant)
In a ramp response, the exponential term, influences the response mostly at the _____ only
onset
Time it takes to reach the new steady-state for the first time
Rise time
Computed as a/b
Overshoot
Time it takes to reach the first maximum value
Time to first peak
Time between two successive peaks in the response
Period
Computed as c/a
Decay ratio
s-values where T.F. is infinity
Poles
s-values where T.F is zero
Zeros
A plot of the complex s-plane showing the location of poles and zeros. The abscissa is the real part of s, and the ordinate is the imaginary part of s
Pole-zero plot
Processes whose transfer functions have m=n.
Lead-lag process
In lead-lag process, the initial value of their step response can be non-zero, hence, they can have a _____
jump discontinuity
If the pole-zero of a process T.F contains a pair of poles equidistant from the x-axis, they are complex conjugate pairs.
Oscillatory behavior
A right half-plane zero produces an initial output response that goes opposite to the direction of the input.
Inverse response