clear; clc; R=Ta/C

%%Para corriente F=tf(([1]*V), [Ta 1])

V=7; figure(5)
Ta=0.1;
C=0.5; step(F)
R=Ta/C
%%%%
G=tf(([C 0]*V), [Ta 1])
Ta2=0.9;
figure(1)
R2=Ta2/C
step(G)
F2=tf(([1]*V), [Ta2 1])
%%%%
figure(6)
Ta2=0.9; step(F2)

R2=Ta2/C
%%%%
G2=tf(([C 0]*V), [Ta2 1])
Ta3=10;
figure(2) C=0.5;
step(G2) R3=Ta3/C

F3=tf(([1]*V), [Ta3 1])

%%%%
figure(7)
Ta3=10; step(F3)
C=0.5;
R3=Ta3/C %%%%

G3=tf(([C 0]*V), [Ta3 1]) Ta4=100;

C=0.5;
figure(3) R4=Ta4/C
step(G3)
F4=tf(([1]*V), [Ta4 1])
%%%% figure(8)
step(F4)
Ta4=100;
C=0.5;
R4=Ta4/C

G4=tf(([C 0]*V), [Ta4 1])

figure(4)
step(G4)

%%Para Voltaje

V=7;
Ta=0.1;
C=0.5;
R=

20

0.2000

G3 =

G=

3.5 s

3.5 s --------

--------- 10 s + 1

0.1 s + 1

Continuous-time transfer function.

Continuous-time transfer function.

R4 =

R2 =

200

1.8000

G4 =

G2 =

3.5 s

3.5 s ---------

--------- 100 s + 1

0.9 s + 1

Continuous-time transfer function.

Continuous-time transfer function.

R=

R3 =
 0.2000

F3 =

F=

7 --------

--------- 10 s + 1

0.1 s + 1

Continuous-time transfer function.

Continuous-time transfer function.

R4 =

R2 =

200

1.8000

F4 =

F2 =

7 ---------

--------- 100 s + 1

0.9 s + 1

Continuous-time transfer function.

Continuous-time transfer function.

>>

R3 =

20
clear; clc;

C=0.5; %%Caso 4

L=0.5; shi4=1;

wn=sqrt(1/(C*L))
%%Caso 1
R4=(2*shi4*wn*L)
shi=0;
G4=tf(([(1/L) 0]), ([1 (R4/L)
wn=sqrt(1/(C*L)) (1/(C*L))]))

R1=(2*shi*wn*L) figure(4)

G1=tf(([(1/L) 0]), ([1 (R1/L) step(G4)

(1/(C*L))]))
%%Caso 5
figure(1)
shi5=10;
step(G1)
wn=sqrt(1/(C*L))
%%Caso 2
R5=(2*shi5*wn*L)
shi2=0.2;
G5=tf(([(1/L) 0]), ([1 (R5/L)
wn=sqrt(1/(C*L)) (1/(C*L))]))

R2=(2*shi2*wn*L) figure(5)

G2=tf(([(1/L) 0]), ([1 (R2/L) step(G5)

(1/(C*L))]))

figure(2)

step(G2)

%%Caso 3

shi3=0.9;

wn=sqrt(1/(C*L))

R3=(2*shi3*wn*L)

G3=tf(([(1/L) 0]), ([1 (R3/L)

(1/(C*L))]))

figure(3)

step(G3)
wn = G2 =

2 2s

---------------

s^2 + 0.8 s + 4

R1 =

Continuous-time transfer function.

wn =

G1 =

2s

-------

s^2 + 4 R3 =

Continuous-time transfer function. 1.8000

wn = G3 =

2 2s

---------------

s^2 + 3.6 s + 4

R2 =

Continuous-time transfer function.

0.4000

wn =
 2 2s

--------------

s^2 + 40 s + 4

R4 =

Continuous-time transfer function.

>>

G4 =

2s

-------------

s^2 + 4 s + 4

Continuous-time transfer function.

wn =

R5 =

20

G5 =
clear; clc;

C=0.5; %%Caso 4

L=0.5; shi4=1;

wn=sqrt(1/(C*L))
%%Caso 1
R4=(2*shi4*wn*L)
shi=0;
G4=tf([1/(C*L)], [1 (R4/L)
wn=sqrt(1/(C*L)) (1/(C*L))])

R1=(2*shi*wn*L) figure(4)

G1=tf([1/(C*L)], [1 (R1/L) step(G4)

(1/(C*L))])
%%Caso 5
figure(1)
shi5=10;
step(G1)
wn=sqrt(1/(C*L))
%%Caso 2
R5=(2*shi5*wn*L)
shi2=0.2;
G5=tf([1/(C*L)], [1 (R5/L)
wn=sqrt(1/(C*L)) (1/(C*L))])

R2=(2*shi2*wn*L) figure(5)

G2=tf([1/(C*L)], [1 (R2/L) step(G5)

(1/(C*L))])

figure(2)

step(G2)

%%Caso 3

shi3=0.9;

wn=sqrt(1/(C*L))

R3=(2*shi3*wn*L)

G3=tf([1/(C*L)], [1 (R3/L)
(1/(C*L))])

figure(3)

step(G3)
wn = G2 =

2 4

---------------

s^2 + 0.8 s + 4

R1 =

Continuous-time transfer function.

wn =

G1 =

-------

s^2 + 4 R3 =

Continuous-time transfer function. 1.8000

wn = G3 =

2 4

---------------

s^2 + 3.6 s + 4

R2 =

Continuous-time transfer function.

0.4000

wn =
 2 4

--------------

s^2 + 40 s + 4

R4 =

Continuous-time transfer function.

>>

G4 =

-------------

s^2 + 4 s + 4

Continuous-time transfer function.

wn =

R5 =

20

G5 =