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ECE 486 Assignment # 1
Issued: January 23 Due: January 30, 2009
Reading Assignment:
FPE 5th ed., Chapters 1–3 (ignoring subsections marked N”).
See also Belanger, Chapters 1–3, and Brogan, Chapters 3 & 5, or Chen Chapters 1–3.
Problems:
1(i) Compute by hand the Laplace transforms Fi=L(fi) with,
f1(t) = e2tf2(t) = cos(2t)f3(t) = 5e2t+ cos(2t).
In the second case you should use Euler’s formula for the cosine function.
(ii) Use the Final Value Theorem to compute limt→∞ fi(t) in each case based on the
transform Fi(s). In which cases is the theorem valid?
(iii) Compute by hand the step response for G(s) = 10/(s+ 1). Is the steady state
response to the unit step function equal to the DC gain (G() evaluated at
ω= 0)?
(iv) Explain why Gwill attenuate high frequency sinusoidal inputs.
(v) Repeat (iii) with G(s) = 10/(s1).
2 Consider again our cruise control problem, but let’s explicitly use the knowledge
that high-frequency throttle inputs will be attenuated. A reasonable model uses the
transfer function G(s) = 10/(s+ 1) as follows:
Y(s) = G(s)[U(s)1
2D(s)] ,
where Yis the speed of the auto (mph), Uis the throttle angle (degrees), and Dis
the road grade (degrees).
(i) Compute the steady state response to an input u(t) = 1,t0, when d(t)0.
(ii) For a given real number k, consider the control law u=u0+ke where e=ry,
and u0is a fixed constant. Draw the corresponding block diagram, and compute
the resulting Laplace transform Y /R.
(iii) For what range of kis the closed-loop system BIBO stable? For what values of
u0is the resulting steady state error zero when d0?
(iv) Find a gain ksuch that the control in (ii) will bring the automobile from 35 mph
to 55 mph in approximately thirty seconds. Use the value of u0obtained in (iii).

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ECE 486 Assignment # 1

Issued: January 23 Due: January 30, 2009

Reading Assignment:

FPE 5th ed., Chapters 1–3 (ignoring subsections marked “N”). See also Belanger, Chapters 1–3, and Brogan, Chapters 3 & 5, or Chen Chapters 1–3.

Problems:

1 (i) Compute by hand the Laplace transforms Fi = L(fi) with,

f 1 (t) = e−^2 t^ f 2 (t) = cos(2t) f 3 (t) = 5e−^2 t^ + cos(2t).

In the second case you should use Euler’s formula for the cosine function. (ii) Use the Final Value Theorem to compute limt→∞ fi(t) in each case based on the transform Fi(s). In which cases is the theorem valid? (iii) Compute by hand the step response for G(s) = 10/(s + 1). Is the steady state response to the unit step function equal to the DC gain (G(jω) evaluated at ω = 0)? (iv) Explain why G will attenuate high frequency sinusoidal inputs. (v) Repeat (iii) with G(s) = 10/(s − 1).

2 Consider again our cruise control problem, but let’s explicitly use the knowledge that high-frequency throttle inputs will be attenuated. A reasonable model uses the transfer function G(s) = 10/(s + 1) as follows:

Y (s) = G(s)[U (s) − 12 D(s)] ,

where Y is the speed of the auto (mph), U is the throttle angle (degrees), and D is the road grade (degrees).

(i) Compute the steady state response to an input u(t) = 1◦, t ≥ 0, when d(t) ≡ 0. (ii) For a given real number k, consider the control law u = u 0 + ke where e = r − y, and u 0 is a fixed constant. Draw the corresponding block diagram, and compute the resulting Laplace transform Y /R. (iii) For what range of k is the closed-loop system BIBO stable? For what values of u 0 is the resulting steady state error zero when d ≡ 0? (iv) Find a gain k such that the control in (ii) will bring the automobile from 35 mph to 55 mph in approximately thirty seconds. Use the value of u 0 obtained in (iii).