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    Todays Lecture

    System modellingdetermining

    differential equations

    Using the Laplace operator

    Determining the transfer function

    Standard forms

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    System Modelling

    Determine differential equation that

    represents the system

    Mechanical or Electrical

    Standard equations for both

    Analogies (covered next week)

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    Mechanical Systems

    Force (F)-displacement (x) relationships

    Spring: coefficient k

    Damper: coefficient c

    Mass (inertia): NSL: ma

    Also apply to rotational systems

    Force Torque; x ; mass J (MoI)

    kxFS

    dt

    dxcxcFD

    2

    2

    dt

    xdmxmFI

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    Electronic Systems

    Voltage (V) - Charge (Q) - Current (i)

    relationships

    Capacitor

    Resistor

    Inductor

    dtiCC

    QVC 1

    iRdt

    dQ

    RVR

    dt

    diL

    dt

    QdLVL 2

    2

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    Electronic Example

    LCR Circuit

    Relate Vinand i

    Vin

    L

    C

    R

    i

    dtiCVC

    1

    iRVR dt

    diLVL

    dtiC

    iRdtdiLV

    VVVV

    in

    CRLin

    1

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    s-domain

    Differential equations can be awkward to

    deal with

    Using Laplace operator, s, can help in

    manipulationusing Laplace transforms,

    LDE are converted to simple algebraic

    equations

    Transient and Steady state components of

    the solution can be obtained

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    Laplace Transforms

    Definition of Laplace Transform of a

    function f(t):

    Complex variable, s, is Laplace operator

    More details in your Maths notes

    dtetfsFtfL st

    0 )()()(

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    Laplace transforms

    Derivatives

    )()(

    )()(

    )()(

    3

    3

    3

    2

    2

    2

    sXsdt

    txdL

    sXsdt

    txdL

    ssX

    dt

    tdxL

    Multiplication by s in the Laplacedomain corresponds to differentiation in

    the time domain

    Replace occurrence of d/dt with s:

    )(

    )(

    sXsdt

    txd

    L n

    n

    n

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    Laplace Transforms

    Integrals

    Integral in the time domain is converted to

    division in the s domain.

    Second term almost always zero, hence:

    0

    00

    )(1)(

    )( dttfss

    sFdttfL

    s

    sFdttfL )(

    )(0

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    Mechanical Example

    Mass/spring/damper system

    When initial conditions are zero

    m

    k

    c

    f(t)

    x(t)

    )()()()(2

    2

    tftkxdttdxc

    dttxdm

    )()()()(2 sFskXscsXsXms

    0)0()0( xx

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    Electronic Example

    LCR Circuit

    v(t)

    L

    C

    R

    i(t)

    dttiC

    tvC )(1

    )(

    RtitvR )()(

    dt

    tdiLtvL

    )()(

    dtti

    C

    Rti

    dt

    tdiLtv )(

    1)(

    )()(

    )(1

    )()()( sICs

    sRIsLsIsV

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    Transfer Function

    Single order

    Flow in

    qin(t)

    h(t)

    Flow out

    kh(t)

    sk

    AksQsH

    AsksQ

    sH

    kAs

    sH

    sQ

    sHkAssQskHsAsHsQ

    in

    in

    in

    in

    in

    111

    )()(

    1

    )(

    )()(

    )(

    )()()()()(

    )(

    )(

    )( tkhdt

    tdh

    Atqin

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    Transfer Function

    Mass/spring damper)()()()(2 sFskXscsXsXms

    2

    2

    2

    2

    1

    1

    )(

    )(

    1

    )(

    )(

    )(

    )(

    )()(

    sk

    ms

    k

    ck

    sF

    sX

    kcsmssF

    sX

    kcsmssX

    sF

    sFsXkcsms

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    Transfer Function

    LCR Circuit )(1)()()( sICs

    sRIsLsIsV

    CsRLs

    sV

    sI

    CsRLs

    sI

    sV

    sICs

    RLssV

    1

    1

    )(

    )(

    1

    )(

    )(

    )(1

    )(

    21)(

    )(

    1

    1

    )(

    )(

    byMultiply

    LCsRCs

    Cs

    sV

    sI

    Cs

    Cs

    CsRLs

    sV

    sI

    Cs

    Cs

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    Standard Forms

    Second order

    2

    22

    1

    1

    )(

    )(

    nn

    s

    s

    sR

    sC

    gain

    []ratiodamping

    [rad/s]frequencynaturalundamped

    n

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    Standard Forms

    Second order

    e.g. Mass/Spring/Damper

    21

    11

    )(

    )(

    sk

    ms

    k

    cksF

    sX

    k

    m

    k

    k

    c

    m

    kn

    1

    2

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    Todays lecture

    Standard equations for Mechanical and

    Electrical systemsthese will be supplied

    Use the Laplace operator, s, to simplify dealing

    with LDEs Transfer functions represent input-output

    relationship (output/input)

    Standard forms help predict performance Tutorial Sheet 2: On Blackboard. Determining

    transfer functions for systems.


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