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Bode Plot Root Locus Bode Plot Example on Root Locus Advantages of Bode Plot Sketching technique revisited Performance Specification example on frequency response analysis: bode plot The bode plot consists of two separate plots: a. The magnitude plots b. The phase plot Now, instead of using ω as an expression for frequency, we will use v ′ . This is called fictitious frequency. The magnitude |G(jv ′ )| is usually expressed in decibels (dB) i.e. 20log 10 |G(jv ′ )|. The sketching techniques are the same as what you have learnt in EEE 350 whereby we plot each of the factors contribution in the bode plot and later, add all of these factors to form the complete plot of any given digital system transfer function. Yes, we still use asymptotic approximation in bode plot skteching. nasiruddin@eng.usm.my EEE 354 : STABILITY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
Root Locus Bode Plot Example on Root Locus Advantages of Bode Plot Sketching technique revisited Performance Specification example on frequency response analysis: bode plot The Magnitude and Phase plots for Factors in Bode plot Factor (jv ′ ) ±1 nasiruddin@eng.usm.my EEE 354 : STABILITY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
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