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Frequency Response of The System and Lead Compensator Design

This document describes an experiment to obtain the frequency response of a system and design a lead compensator. The experiment involves obtaining bode plots of the uncompensated and compensated open loop transfer functions. A lead compensator is designed for a unity feedback system to meet specifications of a settling time error less than 0.01 and a phase margin greater than 50 degrees. The compensated system bode plot shows the phase margin requirement is met after introducing the lead compensator.

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Frequency Response of The System and Lead Compensator Design

This document describes an experiment to obtain the frequency response of a system and design a lead compensator. The experiment involves obtaining bode plots of the uncompensated and compensated open loop transfer functions. A lead compensator is designed for a unity feedback system to meet specifications of a settling time error less than 0.01 and a phase margin greater than 50 degrees. The compensated system bode plot shows the phase margin requirement is met after introducing the lead compensator.

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EXPERIMENT -9 DATE: 23/11/2020

Frequency Response of the System and Lead Compensator


Design

 AIM:
 The objective of the experiment is to obtain frequency response of a given system.
 Design a lead compensator to achieve desired specifications.

 APPARATUS:
MATLAB software

 THEORY:

BODE PLOT
 Bode plot is a frequency domain technique in which magnitude and phase of transfer
function (𝑠) are drawn one below the others.
 Graph I is Magnitude Plot i.e. graph of function |(𝑠 = 𝑗𝜔)| of frequency 𝜔.
 Graph II is Phase plot i.e. graph of the transfer function ⦞𝐻 𝑠 = 𝑗𝜔 as a function of 𝜔.

 Purpose of the Bode Plot:


1. To draw the frequency response of OLTF.
2. To find the closed loop system stability.
3. To find the relative stability by using GM & PM.
COMPENSATOR
 The control systems are designed to perform specific tasks.
 The requirements of a control system are usually specified as performance
specifications are generally related to accuracy, relative stability and speed of
response.
 In frequency domain, the transient state performance specifications are given in
terms of phase margin, gain margin, resonant peak and bandwidth.
 The steady state requirements are given in terms of error constants.
 The first step in design is the adjustment of gain to meet the desired specifications.

INTRODUCTION OF COMPENSATOR
 In practical systems, adjustment of gain alone will not be sufficient to meet the given
specifications.
 In many cases, increasing the gain may result in poor stability or instability.
 In such cases, it is necessary to introduce additional devices or components in the
system to alter the behavior and meet the desired specifications.
 Such a redesign or addition of a suitable device is called compensation.
 A device inserted into the system for the purpose of satisfying the specifications is
called compensator.
 The compensators basically introduces pole or zero in open loop transfer function to
modify the performance of the system.

COMPENSATION SCHEMES

 In series compensation, the compensator with transfer function, is placed in series


with plant.
 In feedback compensation, the signal from some element is feedback to the input
and a compensator with transfer function is placed in the resulting inner feedback
path.
 The compensator may be electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic or other type
of device or network.

 EXERCISE:
 Design a lead compensator for a unity feedback system with open loop transfer
function that satisfy the following requirements,

i. ess <= 0.01 For a ramp reference input,


ii. PM >= 50 degree

SOLUTION:
 BODE PLOTS:
UNCOMPENSATED BODE PLOT
COMPENSATED BODE PLOT

 OBSERVATION TABLE:

OLTF GM PM ω gc ω pc
Uncompensated
∞ 9.0406 15.7124 ∞
Bode Plot
Compensated
∞ 51.6551 24.8344 ∞
Bode Plot

 CONCLUSION:
In this experiment we get to know about the frequency responses of a given system and
how to design a lead compensator to achieve desired specifications. So the lead
compensation improves the speed of response.

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