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This document contains information about the transfer function GH(s) and its components G1(s), G2(s), G3(s), and G4(s). It provides plots of the magnitude and phase responses of GH(s) and calculates the gain margin, phase margin, and critical gain.

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This document contains information about the transfer function GH(s) and its components G1(s), G2(s), G3(s), and G4(s). It provides plots of the magnitude and phase responses of GH(s) and calculates the gain margin, phase margin, and critical gain.

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ANS.

80 10
GH ( s ) =
s ( s + 4)( s + 20) 1
10
=
s (1 + 0.25s )(1 + 0.05s )

1
|G3| =
G1 = 10 (1 + 0.25s )
|G1|dB =20 log 101/2
= 10 φ3 = - tan-1 (0.25ω)
φ1 = 0°
½ Breakaway point, 1/T2 = 1/0.25 = 4 rad/s 1

G4(s) = 1/(1 + 0.05s)


|G2| = 1/s
φ4 = - tan-1 (0.05ω)
φ2 = - 90°
½ Breakaway point, 1/T3 = 1/0.05 = 20 rad/s
1
∴φ = 0 – 90 - tan-1 (0.25ω) - tan-1 (0.05ω)

ω (rad/s) φ ( deg)
0.0 -90.00
1/T3 0.2 -93.43
T2/5 0.4 -96.85
T3/5 1.0 -106.89
2.0 -122.27
≈5/T2 3.0 -135.40
1/T2, 5/T3 5.0 -155.37
10.0 -184.76
20.0 -213.69
30.0 -228.71
70.0 -250.78
∞ -270.00


|GH|dB

3
40

-20 dB/cycle
20
G1

ω
0.1 1 10 100

-40 dB/cycle P.M. ≈ 18 dB


G4
-20

G3

-40
G2

-60 dB/cycle
ω
-0.1 1 10 100
GH

-100 X X
X
X
X
γ ≈ 40° X
X
-200
X
X
X
Gain Margin (G.M.),

20 log (G.M.) = 18
log (G.M.) = 18/20
= 0.9
G.M. = 7.94
1
Phase Margin,
γ ≈ 40°

Critical gain (KCR):

KCR = KPLOT (G.M.)


KCR = 8(7.94)
= 63.52
½

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