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W04-1-Transfer FN N Block Diagram Part II

The document discusses transfer functions and block diagrams. It covers defining transfer functions, the effects of poles and zeros, and step/impulse responses using MATLAB. It also covers combining transfer function blocks through parallel, series and feedback connections. Equivalent block diagrams and block diagram simplifications are presented.

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W04-1-Transfer FN N Block Diagram Part II

The document discusses transfer functions and block diagrams. It covers defining transfer functions, the effects of poles and zeros, and step/impulse responses using MATLAB. It also covers combining transfer function blocks through parallel, series and feedback connections. Equivalent block diagrams and block diagram simplifications are presented.

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Transfer function and block diagram


Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Combining TF Blocks Together
U(s) Y(s) Y (s)
G(s) = G (s)
U (s)

U(s) Y(s) Y (s)


G1 (s) G2 (s) = G1 ( s)G2 ( s)
U (s)

G1(s)
+ Y(s)
U(s) Y (s)
= G1 ( s ) + G2 ( s )
+ U (s)
G2(s)

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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Combining TF Blocks Together
◼ Unit feedback

U(s) + Y(s)
G(s)
Y (s) G (s)
- =
U (s) 1 + G (s)

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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Combining TF Blocks Together
◼ Feedback control H(s)
U(s) + Y(s)
G(s)
Y (s) G ( s)
- =
U ( s) 1 + G ( s) H ( s)
H(s)

U(s) + Y(s)
H(s) G(s)
Y ( s)
- =?
U ( s)

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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Combining TF Blocks Together
◼ Multi-loop feedback
U(s) + + Y(s)
G(s)
Y (s)
- - =?
U (s)
H(s)

I(s)

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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Equivalent block diagrams

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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Equivalent block diagrams (Fig 3.10)

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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Playing with block diagrams in MATLAB
clear all; close all;
%% TF1
num = 2; % numerator
den = 1; % denominator
sysG1 = tf(num,den) % transfer function
%% TF2 >> w04_1_blockdiagram
num = 4; % numerator
den = [1 0]; % denominator sysG3 =
sysG2 = tf(num,den) % transfer function 2s+4
%% parallel combination of transfer functions -------
sysG3 = parallel(sysG1,sysG2)
%% TF4
s
num = 1; % numerator
den = [1 0]; % denominator sysG5 =
sysG4 = tf(num,den) % transfer function 2s+4
%% series combination of transfer functions -------
sysG5 = series(sysG3,sysG4) s^2
%% TF6
num = 1; % numerator
den = 1; % denominator
sysCL =
sysG6 = tf(num,den) % transfer function 2s+4
%% close unit feedback -------------
sysCL = feedback(sysG5,sysG6,-1) s^2 + 2 s + 4
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4. Transfer function and block diagram
Block diagram composed of TF blocks
❖ Block diagram simplification

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Summary
4. Transfer function and block diagram
❖ Transfer function
◼ Definition
◼ The effects of poles/zeros
◼ Step/impulse response with the MATLAB

❖ Block diagram
◼ Combining TF blocks
◼ Equivalent block diagrams
◼ Block diagram simplifications

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