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Chapter 4

The performance of a feedback control system is characterized by its transient response and steady state response. The transient response dies out with time and is not permanent, while the steady state response does not change with time. For a second order system, the characteristic equation is derived from the transfer function. The natural frequency and damping ratio can be determined by comparing the characteristic equation to the standard form. These parameters are then used to calculate other time domain specifications such as rise time, peak time, overshoot, and settling time.

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Chapter 4

The performance of a feedback control system is characterized by its transient response and steady state response. The transient response dies out with time and is not permanent, while the steady state response does not change with time. For a second order system, the characteristic equation is derived from the transfer function. The natural frequency and damping ratio can be determined by comparing the characteristic equation to the standard form. These parameters are then used to calculate other time domain specifications such as rise time, peak time, overshoot, and settling time.

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The performance of

feedback control system


AUC401M
Topics
Transient response
System performance
System performance is by its:
 transient response and
steady state response
Transient response
Transient response is the
response that dies with time
It is not permanent in nature
Steady-state response
Response does not die out with
time
Exists for a long time
Second order system
G s
Y (s)  Rs
1 G s
n 2
Y (s)  2 R  s 
s  2n s  n 2
Second order system

• With impulse response:


• Y (s)  n 2

s  2n s  n
2 2

• Exists for a long time


• Y (s)   n
2


s s  2n s  n
2 2

Transient output
1
y (t )  1  e n t
sin d t   

1
y (t )  1  e n t
sin d t   

  1  2
Response curve

Mpt overshoot

1.0
0.9

0.1

Tr1 Tr Tp Ts
Definitions
Damping ratio – ζ
Natural frequency – ωn
Damped natural frequency – ωd
Definitions
Delay time, Td – time to reach 50%
of final value
Rise time, Tr – time to rise from 0-
100%, 5-95%, 10-90%. 0-100% is
used for 2nd order under-damped
Peak time, Tp – time to reach first
peak of the overshoot
Definitions
Peak value, Mpt – maximum peak
value of the response
Maximum overshoot – the
difference between the Mpt and the
final value fv (Mpt – fv)
Maximum percentage overshoot,
PO – 100 x (Mpt – fv)/fv
Definitions
Peak value, Mpt – maximum peak
value of the response
Maximum overshoot – the
difference between the Mpt and the
final value fv (Mpt – fv)
Maximum percentage overshoot,
PO = 100 x (Mpt – fv)/fv. Gives
indication of system stability
Definitions
Settling time, Ts – the for the
response to reach and stay within
a certain range about the final
value eg 2%, 5%
Peak time
Half the periodic time

Tp  d  n 1   2
d
 
Tp  
d n 1   2
Rise time
   n
1  2
d
tan d  Tr    
 
1 1  d   
Tr  tan   
d    d
1  d 
  tan  
 
Maximum % overshoot
Maximum overshoot
 / d    / 1 2 
 
Mp  e e

Maximum percentage overshoot


 / d    / 1 2 
 
Mp  100e  100e
Settling time
2% settling time:
4 4
Ts  4T  
  n
5% settling time
3 3
Ts  3T  
  n
Question 1
The maximum overshoot of a
system is 0.2. The peak time for the
system is 1.
Determine the damping ratio
Find the natural frequency
Write the expression for the
response of the system
Question
Also determine:
The rise the time
The settling time
Solution: damping ratio
  / 1 2    / 1 2 
 / d   
Mp  e e  
0.2  e
ln  0.2     / 1   2  
1.60944    / 1   2
   
   
2
 2
1  
2
1   2
 
1.60944  1.60944 
  2
 2
1  1  2

 1.60944 
  0.20789
2   0.45595
Solution: natural frequency
Tp   / d

d   / 1    3.1416rad / s

d  n 1   2

d 3.1416
n    3.52986rad / s
1  2
1  0.20789

n  3.52986rad / s
Solution: the response
n 2
C s  2
s  2n  n 2

  0.45595 n  3.52986rad / s
2
3.52986
C s  2
s  2  0.45595  3.52986 s  3.52986 2

12.46
C s  2
s  3.2188s  12.46
Solution: rise time
 
Tr 

  n  0.45595  3.529986  1.6094
d   / 1    3.1416rad / s
 d  1  3.1416 
  tan    tan 
1
  1.0974 rad

   1.6094 
     1.09736
Tr    0.6507 s
d 3.1416
Solution: settling time

4 4
Ts  2%     2.485s
 1.6094

3 3
Ts  5%     1.864 s
 1.6094
Question 2
A system is found to have ζ = 0.6 and ωn
= 5 rad/s. the system is subjected to a
unit step input. Determine:
Rise time, tr
Peak time, tp
Maximum overshoot, Mp
Settling time, ts
Solution: rise time
    n  0.6  5  3
Tr 

d  n 1    5 1  0.6  4rad / s
2 2

 d  1  4 
  tan    tan    0.9273rad
1

  3
     0.9273
Tr    0.5536 s
 4
Solution: max overshoot, peak time
 / d    / 1 2 
 
Mp  e e
 3/4
Mp  e  0.09478 and
 3/4
PO  100e  100  0.09478  9.478%

Tp   / d   / 4  0.7854s
Solution: settling time

4 4
Ts  2%     1,3333s
 3

3 3
Ts  5%     1s
 3
Question 3
For the closed loop system
below, determine:
The characteristic equation

+ 81
- s  s  6
Question 3
Also determine:
Natural frequency
The damped natural frequency
The peak time
The rise time
The percentage overshoot
The settling time
Solution: characteristic equation
G G
T s   G  81 /  s  6 s 
2
1  GH 1  G

81 /  s  6 s 
2
81 /  s  6 s 
2

T s  
1  81 /  s  6 s 
2
s 2
 6 s  81 /  s  6 s 
2

81
T s  2
 s  6s  81
 s  6 s  81  0
2
Solution: natural freq.

Comparing :
n 2
and T  s   s 2  2 s   2
81
T s  2
 s  6s  81  n n 

n 2  81

n  9
Solution: damped natural freq.
2n  6;

  6 / 2n  6 /  2  9   0.3333

d  9 1  0.3333  8.4853rad / s
2
Solution: rise time
       0.3333  9  3
Tr  n

d  n 1    8.4853rad / s
2

 d  1  8.4852 
  tan    tan 
1
  1.231rad

   3 
     1.231
Tr    0.2252s
 4
Solution: rise, peak time
 / d    / 1 2 
 
Mp  e e
 3/8.485
Mp  e  0.3293 and
 3/4
PO  100e  100  0.3293  32.93%

Tp   / d   / 8.485  0.3702 s
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