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Tripoli University Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering Open Loop Control Design

The document discusses open loop controller design for first and second order systems. For a first order system with a transfer function of Gp(s)=1/(s+1), a proportional controller with kp=10 can eliminate steady state error. A model-based dynamic controller is designed as q(s)=f(s)/gp(s) where f(s) provides the desired closed loop response and gp(s) is the inverse plant transfer function. Examples are provided to stabilize an unstable first order plant and increase the speed of response for a first and second order system while ensuring the controller transfer function is physically realizable.

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Tripoli University Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering Open Loop Control Design

The document discusses open loop controller design for first and second order systems. For a first order system with a transfer function of Gp(s)=1/(s+1), a proportional controller with kp=10 can eliminate steady state error. A model-based dynamic controller is designed as q(s)=f(s)/gp(s) where f(s) provides the desired closed loop response and gp(s) is the inverse plant transfer function. Examples are provided to stabilize an unstable first order plant and increase the speed of response for a first and second order system while ensuring the controller transfer function is physically realizable.

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Tripoli University Department of Electrical &

Electronic Engineering

Open loop control design

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Open loop Controller Design
from System model

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Consider of first order system is given by

Consider of first order system is given by

0.1
Gp( s) 
(s  1)

Proportional controller also called Static controller. T he


controller improves steady state error for first order system
only.
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The transfer function of the static controller is
given by

q ( s )  kp

For above system to eliminate the steady state error the


value of proportional controller can be
chosen as

q( s )  kp 1 / k 1 / 0.1  10
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Step Response
1

0.8
with controller

0.6
Amplitude

0.4

with outcontrooler
0.2

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Time (seconds)
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Model base dynamic controller is given by

1
q( s )  f ( s ) g p ( s )
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Where
1
g p ( s)
Inverse transfer function of the plant 7
Where f (s )

Part of controller transfer function. It


gives desired over all transfer function of
plant and controller
1
f (s) 
Ts  1
T is time constant of desired out output
response
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Physical Realizability of Controller

For a controller to be physically


realizable, the order of the
denominator of the controller
transfer function [q(s)] must be at
least as great as the order of the
numerator.

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Definition.
A transfer function that satisfies
this condition is proper. If the order
of the denominator is greater than the
order of the numerator, then the
transfer function is strictly proper. If the
order of the numerator is equal to the
order of the denominator, then the
transfer function is often called
semiproper 10
Example

Consider of first order system is given by

1
Gp( s ) 
(10 s  1)

It is desired to increase the speed of the system to ten times

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To increase the speed of the system to ten times, the over all
control system time constant will be = 1 sec
1
f (s) 
( s  1)

1
g p (s) 10 s  1
The transfer function of the control
(10s  1)
q(s) 
( s  1)
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Step Response
1

0.9 With controller

0.8

0.7

0.6
Amplitude

Plant with out controller


0.5

0.4

0.3

0.2

0.1

0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Time (seconds)
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Example (open loop control of unstable plant)

Consider of first order system is given by

1
Gp( s ) 
( s - 2)

It is desired to design open loop controller to stabilize the plant

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Example (open loop controller of unstable plant)

Consider of first order system is given by

1
Gp( s ) 
( s - 2)

It is desired to design open loop controller to stabilize the plant

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The speed of control system time constant will be 1 sec

1
f (s) 
( s  1)

1
g p ( s)  s  2

The transfer function of the control


(s  2)
q(s) 
( s  1) 16
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x 10 Step Response
6

4 Plant with out control


Amplitude

0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30
Time (seconds)

Step Response
1

0.8
Plant with control
Amplitude

0.6

0.4

0.2

0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
Time (seconds) 17
Second order systems
For second order systems the controller
to be physical relisted we need to chose

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f (s) 
(Ts  1) (T  1)

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Example
Consider of first order system is given by

1
Gp( s ) 
( s  1)(s  2)

Inverse model

1 / Gp( s )  ( s  1)(s  2)
For 0.1 second time constant controller
( s  1)(s  2)
f (s) 
(0.1 s  1)(0.1 s  1) 19
Unstable Second order system
Consider of first order system is given by

1
Gp( s ) 
( s  1)(s - 2)

Inverse model
1 / Gp( s )  ( s  1)(s - 2)
For 1 second time constant controller
( s  1) (s - 2)
q( s) 
(0.1 s  1) (0.1 s  1)
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( s  1) (s - 2) 1
(0.1s  1) (0.1s  1) ( s  1)(s - 2)

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