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Modeling in Frequency Domain

This document discusses modeling systems in the frequency domain using Laplace transforms. It provides an overview of Laplace transforms and their properties. It also discusses using Laplace transforms to derive transfer functions for electrical networks, complex circuits using mesh/node analysis, operational amplifiers, and translational mechanical systems. The transfer function allows separating a system into input, output, and transfer function components.

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Modeling in Frequency Domain

This document discusses modeling systems in the frequency domain using Laplace transforms. It provides an overview of Laplace transforms and their properties. It also discusses using Laplace transforms to derive transfer functions for electrical networks, complex circuits using mesh/node analysis, operational amplifiers, and translational mechanical systems. The transfer function allows separating a system into input, output, and transfer function components.

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Modeling in Frequency

Domain
Introduction
Laplace transform Review
• We can represent the input, output, and system
as separate entities.

where complex variable. Thus, knowing


f(t) and that the integral in equation exists, we can
find a function, F(s), that is called the Laplace
transform of f(t).
Laplace transform Review
• The inverse Laplace transform, which
allows us to find f(t) given F(s) is

where
Laplace transform Review
Laplace transform Review
• To find the inverse Laplace transform of a
complicated function, we can convert the
function to a sum of simpler terms for
which we know the Laplace transform of
each term.
• Case 1. Roots of the denominator of F(s)
are Real and Distinct
Case 1
Case 1
Case 2
• Roots of the denominator of F(s) are Real
and Repeated
Case 2
Case 3
• Roots of Denominator of F(s) are complex
or Imaginary
Transfer Function
• This function will allow separation of the input,
system, and output into three separate and
distinct parts, unlike the differential equation.
The function will also allow us to algebraically
combine mathematical representations of
subsystems to yield a total system
representation.
• the ratio of the output transform, C(s),
divided by the input transform, R(s):
Electrical Network Transfer
Function
Electrical Network Transfer
Function
• ex. RLC network
• decide what the input and output should
be.
Electrical Network Transfer
Function
• Assuming zero initial conditions

• For Capacitor:

• For Resistor:

• For Inductor:

• Transfer Function:
Electrical Network Transfer
Function
Complex Cirrcuit via Mesh Analysis
• Replace passive element values with thier
impedances
• Replace all sources and time variables with thier
Laplace transform
• Assume a transform current and a current
direction in each mesh
• Write Kirchoff's voltage law around each mesh
• Solve for simultaneous equations for the output
• Form the transfer function
Complex circuit Using Node
Analysis
• Replace passive element values with thier
admittances
• Replace all sources and time variables with thier
Laplace transform
• Assume a transform voltage sourceswith
transformed current sources.
• Write Kirchoff's current law aat each node.
• Solve for simultaneous equations for the output
• Form the transfer function
Operational Amplifier
Non inverting Amplifier
Inverting Operational Amplifier
Translational Mechanical System Transfer
Function

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