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The Stability of Linear Feedback Systems

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Problems<br />

231<br />

A (c:edback control system has a chal1lcteristic equation:<br />

s' + (4 + J()r + 6s + 16 + 8X - O.<br />

...."""'K must be positive. What is the maximum value K can assume before the<br />

beCOmes unstable When K is equal 10 the maximum value, the system oscillates.<br />

. the frequency <strong>of</strong> oscillation.<br />

A feedback control system has a characteristic equalion:<br />

f' + 2s' + 5s' + 8s' + 8sl + 8s + 4 + O.<br />

ifthe system is stable and determine the values <strong>of</strong> the roots.<br />

<strong>The</strong> stability <strong>of</strong>a motorcycle and rider is an important area for study because many<br />

designs result in vehicles that are difficuh to control (10). <strong>The</strong> handling char-<br />

• <strong>of</strong>a motorcycle must include a model <strong>of</strong> the rider as well as one <strong>of</strong>the vehicle.<br />

4J8amics <strong>of</strong> one motorcycle and rider can be represented by an open-loop tl1lnsfer<br />

(...... P5,4)<br />

K(r + lOs + 1125)<br />

GH(s) - s(s + 20)(.r + lOs + I 25)(.r + 60s + 34(0) .<br />

ID approximation, calculate the acceptable I1lnge <strong>of</strong> K for a stable system when the<br />

polynomial (zeros) and the denominator polynomial (Sl + 60s + 34(0) are<br />

(b) Calculate the actual range <strong>of</strong>acceptable K accounting for all zeros and poles.<br />

A s)'!tem has a transfer function<br />

T( ) I<br />

s :::: r+ 1.3.r+ 2.0s + I'<br />

ioe ifthe system is stable. (b) Determine the roots <strong>of</strong>the characteristic equation.<br />

the response <strong>of</strong> the system to a unit step input.<br />

Problems<br />

•<br />

<strong>The</strong> contr~l<br />

<strong>of</strong> the spark ignilion <strong>of</strong> an automotive engine requires constant per­<br />

-.~ver a W1~e range <strong>of</strong>param.eters (21]. <strong>The</strong> control system is shown in Fig. DP5.1,<br />

IUtoIpage With a controller gam K to be selected. <strong>The</strong> parameter p is, equal to 2 for<br />

.... but can equal zero for high performance autos. Select a gain K that will result<br />

Iystem for both values <strong>of</strong>p.<br />

~ automatically guided vehicl~ on Mars is represented by the system in Fig..<br />

_ .5YSIem has a steerable wheelm both the front and back <strong>of</strong>the vehicle and the<br />

"-tUires th I '<br />

for .~ se ectlon <strong>of</strong> H(s) where H(s) - Ks + I. Determine (a) the value <strong>of</strong> K<br />

10 I • ~blllty, (b) the value <strong>of</strong> K when one rool <strong>of</strong> the characteristic equation is<br />

"-cI1he'lt, and (c) the value <strong>of</strong> the t.....o remaining roolS for the gain selected in part<br />

response <strong>of</strong>the system to a step command for the gain selected in part (b).

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