Lecture 4 Flashcards

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What do y and r represent in the differential equations used in transfer functions?

A

y is the response (output signal)
r is the excitation (input signal)

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How is the transfer function of a system derived?

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Assume 0 initial conditions for y, r, and their derivatives
Take Laplace transforms of each
Factor out Y(s) and R(s)
Collect terms

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For Y(s)/X(s) = abc, which side of the abc block do Y(s) and X(s) respectively go?

A

Y(s): right (after)
X(s): left (before)

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What is the transfer function?

A

The ratio of the Laplace transform of the output variable to the Laplace transform of the input variable (assuming zero initial conditions)

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What does (X(s) - Y(s)) represent in a spring-mass-damper system?

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Relative displacement

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What’s the advantage of a second order system

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The steady state response reached to a step input matched the desired input, with just proportional control get steady state error

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