Mathematical Modelling-Control System-Paper, Exams of Control Systems Analysis

This is our mid term exam paper for Control System course. Exam was taken by Anup Kodi at Aliah University. Its main points are: Feedback, Control, System, Balance, Beam, Frictionless, Motor, Transfer, Function, Block, Diagram

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Feedback Control Systems I (FBCS - I)
1st sessional test
Duration: 100 minutes Total points: 15
Q1. Figure Q1 shows a ball and beam system. We desire to balance a rolling ball on a tilting
beam, as shown in Figure. The torque generated by the motor is propostional to the input
current, that is ,
. Furthermore, we assume that the inertia of motor is negligible and
there is no friction in the motor. Mass of the ball is and the inertial of beam is . The
motion of ball on the beam is frictionless. Obtain a mathematical model of system. (5 points)
Figure Q1
Q2. For the system described by
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󰇘 ( ) ( 󰇗 󰇗)
a. Obtain a transfer function ( )
( ) of the system. (3 points)
b. Obtain the state-space representation of the system. (3points)
Q3. Simplify the block diagram shown in Figure Q2. (4 points)
Figure Q2
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Feedback Control Systems – I (FBCS - I)

1 st^ sessional test

Duration: 100 minutes Total points: 15

Q1. Figure Q1 shows a ball and beam system. We desire to balance a rolling ball on a tilting beam, as shown in Figure. The torque generated by the motor is propostional to the input current, that is ,. Furthermore, we assume that the inertia of motor is negligible and there is no friction in the motor. Mass of the ball is and the inertial of beam is. The motion of ball on the beam is frictionless. Obtain a mathematical model of system. (5 points)

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Q2. For the system described by

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a. Obtain a transfer function ( )( ) of the system. (3 points) b. Obtain the state-space representation of the system. (3points)

Q3. Simplify the block diagram shown in Figure Q2. (4 points)

Figure Q

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