Mechatronics Assignment: Stability, Laplace Transforms, and Transfer Function, Assignments of Mechatronics

A mechatronics assignment from ece5320, focusing on the analysis of ltic systems through ordinary differential equations, laplace transforms, and steady-state responses. Students are required to determine the stability of given systems, find laplace transforms, and compute inverse laplace transforms. Additionally, they need to realize transfer functions in canonical, series, and parallel forms and analyze the closed-loop transfer function, stability, and bode plots.

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ECE5320 Mechatronics Assignment #00. Week-1.
Due: Jan. 15, 2008. (Tue.)
Purpose: Review of (Continuous-time) Circuits/Signals/Systems/Controls. Prerequisite
Checking.
Please do the following independently. No group study allowed. Please review
ECE3620/3640/5310 carefully first. Estimated time: 2-6 hours.
Your name: __________________________________________
Problem-1 (10%)
Explain, with reasons, whether the LTIC systems described by the following ordinary
differential equations are asymptotically stable, marginally stable, or unstable:
(1)
)()()2(
22
tftyDD
(2)
)()1()()52)(1(
22
tfDtyDDD
(3)
)()1()()9)(1(
22
tfDtyDD
Problem-2 (10%).
For the function f(t) shown in the following figure, determine its Laplace transform using
(1) Direct integration method based on the definition of Laplace transform;
(2) Using Laplace transform table and using the Laplace transformation property of
time-delay.
Problem-3 (10%)
Find the inverse Laplace transform of
(1)
3
)2)(1(
108
ss
s
.
(2).
2
22
][ as
s
pf2

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ECE5320 Mechatronics Assignment #00. Week-1. Due: Jan. 15, 2008. (Tue.) Purpose : Review of (Continuous-time) Circuits/Signals/Systems/Controls. Prerequisite Checking. Please do the following independently. No group study allowed. Please review ECE3620/3640/5310 carefully first. Estimated time: 2-6 hours. Your name: __________________________________________ Problem-1 (10%) Explain, with reasons, whether the LTIC systems described by the following ordinary differential equations are asymptotically stable, marginally stable, or unstable: (1) (^2 ) () () D^2 D^2  ytf t (2) ( D  1 )( D^2  2 D  5 )^2 y ( t )( D  1 ) f ( t ) (3) ( D  1 )( D^2  9 )^2 y ( t )( D  1 ) f ( t ) Problem-2 (10%). For the function f(t) shown in the following figure, determine its Laplace transform using (1) Direct integration method based on the definition of Laplace transform; (2) Using Laplace transform table and using the Laplace transformation property of time-delay. Problem-3 (10%) Find the inverse Laplace transform of (1) (^3) ( 1 )( 2 ) 8 10    s s s . (2). 2 [ (^) s (^2) a 2 ] s

Problem-4 (10%) Realize (^3) ( 1 )( 2 ) 8 10    s s s by canonical, series, and parallel forms. Problem-5 (10%) For a causal LTIC system described by the transfer function (^2) ( 2 ) 3   s s , (1) Find the steady-state system response to the input signal cos(^2 t^^60 ) u ( t )    ; (2) When the input is a step signal 10 u(t), what is the final steady state value of the output signal? Problem -6 (50%) (1). What is the closed-loop transfer function H(s)? (2). Determine the range of parameter a such that the closed loop system is stable. (3). Sketch the Bode plots of the open loop transfer function defined as the product of the controller’s transfer function C ( s )=5( s + a )/( s +1) and head’s transfer function P ( s )=1/( s +4) for a =0.1 and a =10. Mark the Gain Margins and Phase Margins. For each case, draw on a different paper. (4). Given f(t)=10u(t), compute the steady state error between y(t) and f(t) for a =0.1 and a =10, respectively. (5). Discuss how to achieve zero steady state error between y(t) and f(t) by revising the controller transfer function. Hard disk drive’s data head is moved to different positions on the spinning disk, and rapid and accurate response is required as shown below: