ET 438A Lecture 2 Pt 2
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Init ial ndFinalValueTheoremsFinalValueTheorem determineshesteady-statealueof thesystem esponse ithout indinghe nversetransform.
Procedure: 1.) find he transferunction (s)2.) mul tiply (s)bys3.) take he imitof sX(s)as Sgoes o zero4.) result s valueofx(t)when =infinityl im x( t) = l im s.X(s)
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Initial alue heoremdetermineshevalue f he imefunction hen =0withoutindinghe nverseransformProcedure: 1.) find he ransferunction (s)2.) multiply (s)bys3.) take he imit f sX(s) sSgoes o infinity4.)results value fx(t)when =0
l im x( t ) = l im s.X(s)t - .0 s-> oo
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Example: Find he nitial alue f he ransferunctionx(s)= z ; tot i
s.(s ' * 2.s r 101tx(oi=l , ,* r tXCt)= l ,nt t sx(s) : ) ,mi KBoV* T-70 S +oc S-+oo V(S.+ZSttot)l ,^ ,1 _ BoE Lar-c1r a-| ,ue=,ds n,okc-S--+o0'J;Zg+E de^o^rruo$uc Ter- fc,trq > sx(o).J:,1;r#, . S gExample: Find he inal alue f the ransferunctionX(s)above.
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Using aplaceorsolvingmechanicalystems
Write hedifferentialquationsor heabove ystemwith espectopositionnd solvehemusing aplacetransform ethods.Assume(t;= Fand hat hemassslides n a frictionlessurface. (0)=gf ( t ) =M. x(t)+Bhx(t)*K'x(t )
r{x(t)+8.:-x( t )*K.x( t )dtF=M'TakeLaplaceransformfboth idesl- 6: -=M.sz.X(s) B.s.X(s) . K.X(s)S Solveor heposition (s)
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LetM= 1,F= 5,B = 4 andK= 5. SolvethissingLaplacendpartialraction xpansion.= X(s) Use uadraticformulato actor enominator
a b:= 4 c: :5
/. ts( 1.s ' + 4.s + 5)
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=X(s)s.(s + (2 r j ) ) ' (s r (2
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Plotof themechanicalystemesponsex(t) : : 1- e-2 ' t . (cos(t ) 2.s in( t ) )-2 relateso damping f system ecrease ndseeeffectsxt( t ) : 1- e '2 ' t ' (cos(t ) 2 's in( t ) )
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Transfer unctionsInpuUoutputelationshipsora mathematicalodel sually ivenby he atio f wopolynominalsf hevariableDefinitionsPoles roots f hedenominatorolynomial.alueshatcausetransferunction agnitudeogo o nfinity.Zeros roots f henumerator olynomial.alueshatcause hetransferunctionogo o 0.eigenvaluesCharacteristicesponsesf a system.Roots f the
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Examples
TransferFunctionisa gain sa functionfS
R(') f; x( ')--f G(s)|->'r linput - outputX(s)=G(s).R(s)
ffi=G(s)Passive owpassifter intergrator
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fv;(r)=R. i ( t )I I i ( t ) tt / l JTakeLapfaceVi(s)=R. (s) *
1Vo(s)=C.s ' l (s)*r(s)
Voltagedivider'V;(s) formuta
V;(s)1 = (s)Rn C.s
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So n.vo(s)==;.V;(s)=f tn- . -C.sR'C's 1
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Transferunctionsf OPAMPcircuitsPractical ifferentiator-ctive ighpass ilterwithdifiniteowfrequencyutoff.
Draw sa block iagramRC s imeconstantfsystem.System as1poleat -1lRC ndnozerosLargerRCsloweresponse
TakeLaplace fcomponentsnd reat ikeimpedances
vo General ain ormulaV,CI ^\
Simplify uR ;'C's n 1
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Transferunctionhas1 zeroat s=0and1 poleats = -1lRiC
-z g(s) V o(s)Au(t) =,( r ) v i l tz;(s)=Ri.a: z1(s)=Rf Av(s)=
R, * 1' C.sA u(s)=
- R1C's v o(s)V;(s)
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Transferunctionor Practical ifferentiator%(')
BlockAlgebraor ransferunctions-ascadedlocksSeries onnectedmultiplyransferunctionsNote: onotcancel ommonermsromnumeratornd
-RtCsR'Cs+
X, ' (s)l\ tc1(s) tr2 (si
X r (s)=R(s) 'G1(s) (1)X(s)=G1 s) 'c2(s) 'R(s)X(s)=G2(s).X1(s) (2)5+=G1(s) 2(s)R(s) ' \
Substitute1) nto 2)andsimplifyogetoverall ain
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Example ithOPAMPs0.1 uF\J 1
c 1'sAv1 s)=-,
v,,( t )vo(t)
First tage-ntegatorV 1(s)ct(s)=v.r( i lForstage_z1(s)A v1 s)=; iu z i (s)=Ri z1(s)
Second tage-practical ifferentiatorV o(s) TakeLaplace fGz(s)=V 1G) ::Tff.entsand sev' general ain ormula
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c 1's-1Simplify u1ogetG1(s) G 1(s)=Ri 'c1Gz(s)romPreviousxamPleA y(s)=
- RgC 2's =G2(s)R1'C2'st 1v o(s) _1 -R1C2's Negativeigns ancelVi(s) R; 'C1's R1'C2's+ 1
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v o(s) R1C2'sV;(s) - (RSimplifiedorm
1.c2.s + 1)(Ri .C 1s)Plug ngiven aluesor hecomponentymbols ndcomputeparametersFi ,= 10000 C1
R1:=25000 RfRi 'C1=0.001
Above reall imeconstantsor hesystemFinalransferunction
0.1.10-6 C2,=0.05.10-6100000 R 1'C2= 0.001
Rt 'C2 =0.005
Function as1 zeros = 0 and wopoleso(s)V;(s) 0.005.sat
(0.001.s 1 .(0.001.s) = -110.0011000ands=0Parallel locksadd ransferunctions
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