Lab 10: Analyzing Time Response - Calculating Time Constants and Settling Times, Exercises of Control Systems

The calculations and results for finding the time constants, rise times, and settling times for two different systems with given time constants (τ) and rise times (tr). The document also includes the matlab code for plotting the step response of each system.

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Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_012
Lab Task 1 (a)
Find the output response (by hand), c(t) for each of the system shown.
Also find time constant, rise time and settling time and the verify using Matlab.
i.
ii.
Since the unit step response of a general 1st order system is given by:
c(t) = 1 e-at
i. Here a = 5 From the above information,
c(t) = 1 e-5t
with time constant τ = 1/a
=> τ = 1/5
Settling Time = Ts = 4/a
Ts = 4/5 => Ts = 0.8 sec
Rise Time = Tr = 2.2/a
Tr = 2.2/5 => Tr = 0.44 sec
Calculations:
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Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

Lab Task 1 (a)

Find the output response (by hand), c(t) for each of the system shown.

Also find time constant, rise time and settling time and the verify using Matlab.

i.

ii.

Since the unit step response of a general 1st^ order system is given by:

c(t) = 1 – e-at

i. Here a = 5 From the above information,

c(t) = 1 – e-5t

with time constant τ = 1/a => τ = 1/ Settling Time = Ts = 4/a Ts = 4/5 => Ts = 0.8 sec Rise Time = Tr = 2.2/a Tr = 2.2/5 => Tr = 0.44 sec

Calculations:

Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

ii. Here a = 20 From the above information,

c(t) = 1 – e-20t

with time constant τ = 1/a => τ = 1/ 20 Settling Time = Ts = 4/a Ts = 4/20 => Ts = 0.2 sec Rise Time = Tr = 2.2/a Tr = 2.2/20 => Tr = 0.11 sec

% i:

num1 = 5;

den1 = [1 5];

figure, step(num1,den1)

% ii:

num2 = 20;

den2 = [1 20];

figure, step(num2,den2)

Matlab Code:

Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

Lab Task 1 (b)

Find the Capacitor voltage if switch closes at t= 0. Assume initial conditions. Also find time constant, rise time and settling time for capacitor voltage. Then verify using Matlab.

Vi = Vo + VR

5 = (1) x I(s) + 2/s x I(s)

I(s) = 5s/(2+s)

Since, Vo = (2/s) x I(s) => Vo = 10 / (2+s)

Rearranging, Vo = 5 { (2) / (2+s) }

Here, a = 2,

 v(t) = 5(1 – e-2t)  v(t) = 5 – 5e-2t

with time constant τ = 1/ => τ = 1/ 2 Settling Time = Ts = 4/a Ts = 4/2 => Ts = 2 sec Rise Time = Tr = 2.2/a Tr = 2.2/2 => Tr = 1.1 sec

Vo ½ F

t = 0

5 V

Calculations:

Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

num3 = 10;

den3 = [1 2];

figure, step(num3,den3)

Matlab Code:

Results:

Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

num4 = 1;

den4 = [20 10];

figure, step(num4,den4)

Results:

Matlab Code

Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

Lab Task 2

  1. Find the values of Ca for the following Conditions:
  1. Ts = 1 sec

  2. Tr = 0.3 sec

  3. Since τ = RC, τ = 1/a and Ts = 4/a Now,

1 = 4/a => a = 4

 ¼ = RC  C = ¼ F

  1. Since τ = RC, τ = 1/a and Tr = 2.2/a Now,

0.3 = 2.2/a => a = 22/

 3/22 = RC  C = 3/22 F

Ca

5 V

Calculations:

Lab 10: Studying Time Response FA06_BET_

Post Lab

In the following circuit, find the values of L and C, with value of R taken as your Roll Number and using the following conditions.

  1. If Ts = 2 sec
  2. If Tr = 5 sec
  3. If % O.S = 50%

Using KVL in Laplace Domain,

5 = (R + sL + 1/sC) x I(s)

I(s) =

I(s) =

Using R = 12 Ω

I(s) =

Since this is a 2nd^ order system, therefore using General Equation of 2nd^ Order System:

I(s) =

C

R

L

5 V

Calculations:

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Comparing the two expressions, gives the following equations:

wn^2 = 5C ……………………… i

CL = 1 ………………………… ii

12C = 2wnζ^2 ………………..iii

wn^2 = 1 ……………………….iv

1) If Ts = 2 sec

Since Ts = 4/wnζ

 wnζ = 2 => wn = 2/ζ

using i and iv

 5C = 1 => C = 1/5 F

Using ii

 L = 5 H