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    Feedback ControlSystems Engineering

    Lesson 08: Closed-Loop Control SystemPart 2

    Joshua NatividadFEEDCON

    29 June 2007

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    Objectives

    After this lesson, the students will

    learn how to build closed-loop block systems (done)

    be able to simply and reduce closed-loop block

    systems using block system manipulationtheorems (done)

    analyze systems with multiple inputs (principle ofsuperposition),

    analyze real-world closed-loop systems,

    familiarize with controllers for closed-loop systems(PI,PID)

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    References

    R. S. Burns (2001), Advanced ControlEngineering , USA: Butterworth-Heinemann

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    Block DiagramManipulation

    Review!

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    Block DiagramManipulation

    Review!

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    Block DiagramManipulation

    Review!

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    Block DiagramManipulation

    Review!

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    Example

    Find the complete output for the systemshown below.

    ????

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    Solution

    First, the block diagram is simplifiedFeedback LoopCascade

    We need to work on simplified block diagrams!

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    Solution

    Simplified block

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    Solution

    ApplyPrinciple of Superposition: putR2(s) = 0 and replace the summing pointby +1 results to

    CI(s) is theresponse toR1(s)actingalone!

    What isthe

    transferfunction?

    CI(s)---------------

    R1(s)

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    Solution

    The transfer function is therefore (withR1(s) acting alone)

    or

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    Solution

    Next, putR1(s) = 0 and the summing pointis replaced with -1, then the response CII(s)to inputR2(s) acting alone is done by

    Change to:

    -1

    Set to zero

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    Solution

    The resulting diagram is shown below

    First, we combine the three blocks that form a cascade,next we simplify the positive feedback loop.

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    Solution

    The resulting transfer function is

    or

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    Solution

    Using the Principle of Superposition, weadd CI(s) and CII(s)

    orJust add CI(s) and CII(s)!!!

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    Problem Solving Approach

    First, simplify the block diagrams usingthe block diagram reduction theorems.

    Second, apply principle of superposition if

    the system has multiple inputs.

    Solve for the transfer functionof the resulting diagram!

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    Examples

    Transfer functions of system elements:

    DC Servo Motors

    Linear Hydraulic Actuators

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    DC Servo Motor

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    DC Servo Motor

    The armature-controlled operation of theDC Servo Motor is shown in the blockdiagram

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    DC Servo Motor

    The behavior of the inputs with respect tothe circuit is given by the equation

    and taking the Laplace transform yields

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    DC Servo Motor

    Steady- State response

    or

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    DC Servo Motor

    The behavior of a field controlled DC servomotor is given by the equation

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    DC Servo Motor

    From the model

    we take the Laplace transform at zeroinitial conditions

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    DC Servo Motor

    Stead-state Conditions

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    Controllers for Closed LoopSystems

    The generalized closed-loop system

    The control action u(t) will be such that the controlled output c(t) will be equalto the reference input r1(t) for all values of time, irrespective of the value of thedisturbance input r2(t).

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    Proportional Control

    The control action, or signal, isproportional to the error e(t)

    where K1 is the proportional gain constant

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    Proportional Controller

    For first order plants,

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    Proportional Control

    The transfer function of the plant is givenby

    which can be combined with theproportional control law

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    Proportional Control

    Re-arranging the equation yields

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    Proportional Control

    When r1(t) is a unit step, and r2(t) is set tozero, the final value theorem yields

    When r2(t) is a unit step, and r1(t) is set tozero, the final value theorem yields

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    Proportional Control PlusIntegral (PI)

    Consider the control law

    Taking its Laplace

    transform yields

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    Ti

    The time interval in which thepart of the control signal due to

    integral action increases by anamount equal to the part of thecontrol signal due to proportional

    action when the error isunchanging.

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    PI Control

    The output of the system is

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