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Linear Control System Lab Practice # 07 Bode Plots 1. Frequency Domain Analysis

This document discusses frequency domain analysis and Bode plots, providing examples of obtaining Bode plots for different transfer functions using MATLAB code. It then gives exercises to generate and analyze Bode plots for second order systems, comparing their gain and phase margins to determine relative stability for different damping ratios. The effects of increasing the damping ratio on resonant peak, phase margin, and gain margin are also examined.

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Linear Control System Lab Practice # 07 Bode Plots 1. Frequency Domain Analysis

This document discusses frequency domain analysis and Bode plots, providing examples of obtaining Bode plots for different transfer functions using MATLAB code. It then gives exercises to generate and analyze Bode plots for second order systems, comparing their gain and phase margins to determine relative stability for different damping ratios. The effects of increasing the damping ratio on resonant peak, phase margin, and gain margin are also examined.

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Name: _________________________________________ Roll No: _________________

Score: _______________ Signature of the Lab Tutor: _________ Date: ______________

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERING SUKKUR IBA UNIVERSITY


Linear Control System

Lab Practice # 07

Bode Plots

1. Frequency Domain Analysis

Performance of a control system is measured more realistically by its time domain


characteristics. These characteristics can be easily obtained by applying certain test
signals to the system. However in the analysis and design of communication systems, for
which the frequency response is of more importance, the frequency response approach is
more suitable.
Frequency domain analysis is more convenient for the measurement of system sensitivity
to noise and parameter variation. In the frequency domain analysis many graphical
methods are available that can be used to determine the frequency domain specifications
like resonant peak (Mr), resonant frequency (r) and bandwidth (BW).

2. Bode Plots

The bode plot of a function G(j) is composed of two plots, one with the amplitude of
G(j) in decibels versus log10 or , and other with the phase of G(j) in degrees as a
function of log10 or . The bode plot is known as the corner plot or the asymptotic plot
of G(j).

Example: - In order to obtain the bode plot of the transfer function

S+1
G(S) =
= S (S + 3)

We will write the following MATLAB code:

num = [1 1];
den1 = [1 0];
den2 = [1 3];
den = conv(den1,den2 );
bode(num,den);

bode(num,den) draws the Bode plot of the system. The frequency range and number of
points are chosen automatically.
3. Bode plot of Second order system

The general representation of second order is shown below

n2
G(S) =
S2 + 2nS +n2
Example: - Obtain the bode plot of the system if n = 0.1rad/sec and =0.2.
0.01
G(S) = 2
S + 0.04S +0.01
num=0.01;
den=[1 0.04 0.01];
bode(num,den);

Exercise#1:
(a) Obtain the bode plots of the following systems:

i) G(S) = 10 (S + 10) ii) G(S) = 2500


= S (S + 2) (S + 5) = S (S + 5) (S + 50)
(b) Determine the gain cross over frequency g, phase cross-over frequency P, phase
margin and the gain margin.
(c) Compare and contrast the frequency response of the system given in Exercise#1
(i) and (ii) in terms of phase margin and gain margin and determine the relative
stability of the system.

Exercise#2:
(a) Obtain the bode plot of the system if
n = 0.1rad/sec and
= 0.1, 0.5, 1, 1.5
(b) What is the effect of increasing on resonant peak, phase margin and gain margin of
the system?
(c) Does it improve the relative stability of the system?

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