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Warning:: Step2: Determination of Root Locus

The document analyzes the root locus of a system using its open loop transfer function. It determines the breakaway and break-in points by setting the numerator of the open loop transfer function expression equal to the denominator. This yields the characteristic equation. The roots of this equation give the breakaway points. It then calculates the point of intersection between the root locus and the imaginary axis by substituting s=jw into the characteristic equation and separating the real and imaginary parts. This yields an expression for w in terms of K, which gives the point of intersection as ±j0.46 and the value of K at this point as -0.71.

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Warning:: Step2: Determination of Root Locus

The document analyzes the root locus of a system using its open loop transfer function. It determines the breakaway and break-in points by setting the numerator of the open loop transfer function expression equal to the denominator. This yields the characteristic equation. The roots of this equation give the breakaway points. It then calculates the point of intersection between the root locus and the imaginary axis by substituting s=jw into the characteristic equation and separating the real and imaginary parts. This yields an expression for w in terms of K, which gives the point of intersection as ±j0.46 and the value of K at this point as -0.71.

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Step2: Determination of Root Locus


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The pole-zero plot of given open loop transfer function is as shown in figure.
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2j

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Step3: Determination of Break-away and Break-in Points

The characteristic equation of the system is,


· K(z + 0.5)(z + 0.2)
G(z)= - - ~ ~ - -
(z-l)(z2-z + 0.5) ... .(1)

The expression for calculating break-away and break-in point is,


-A(z)
· K= B(z) ... (2)

From equation ( l ), we have,

A(z) = (z -1) (z2- z + 0.5)


... (3)
B(z) = (z +0.5) (z + 0.2)
... (4)
On substituting equations (3) and (4) in equation (2), we get,
2
-(z-1 )(z -z + 0.5) ~(z 3-z2+ 0.5z-z 2+ z~.5)
K=---'---"---~-'- =----:--::--=--:-- ~=---'-:·
(z + 0.5)(z + 0.2) (z + 0.5)(z + 0.2)

-(z 3-2z 2+ 1.5z-0.5)


2
z + 0.2z+ 0.5z + 0.1

-z3 + 2z 2-l.5z+ 0.5


z 2 + 0.7z + 0.1 ... (4)
Differentiating equation ( 1) with respect to z, we get,

dK ~ !!_[-z: +2 2z2- l.5z + 0.5]


3

dz · dz z +0.7z+0.l .
2 2
(z + 0.7z + 0. l)(-3z + 4z-1.5)-(~z3 + 2z2-l.5z + 0.5)(2z + 0.7)
2
(z + 0.7z + 0.1) 2

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---- ~ (z2+0.7z+O. l)(-3z2+4z- l.5} - (- z3+2z2 - l .5z + 0.5) (2z+ 0.7) = 0

~ (-3t' + 4z3 -I .5z2 - 2. l z3 +2 .8z2 - I .05z- 0 .) z2 + 0.4z- O. I 5) - ( 2zA _


[·.- :~ = 0]

0.7zl +4z1 1- t .4z 2 - Jz 2 -- I .05z+ z + 0.35) = 0

~ -3t' + I .9z3 + z2 -0.65z - 0 . 15 + 2zA - 3 .Jz' + I .6z2 ➔ 0.05z 0.35 =- ()


2
~ -t' - I .4z3 +2.6z -0.6z - 0 .5 =0
~ z" + t .4z3 - 2.6z2 + 0 .6z + 0.5 "" O ... t 5)

On solving above <c-quation, we have •

..•, = -0.32248
• == - 2.50275
"2 '

z = 0.712614 + J0.3342

..
l

- = 0.712614 - J0.3342
For the roots z, , z 3 , z4 the value of K is not positive and real hence they cannot be breakaway points.
For z 2 = -2.50275
3
K = -(-2.50275) + 2(-2.50275) 2 -15(-2.5027.5) + 0.5
· (- 2.50275) 2 +0.7(-2.50275)+0.I ·
= 7.038
For z 2 = - 2.50275 the value of K is 7.038 i.e., positive and real.
Actual breakaway point is at root, z 2 = -2.50275

Step-4: To Calculate the Point of Intersection


The characteristic equation of the system is given by,
#

I+ G(z) =0
K(z + 0.5)(z + 0.2)
I+ ---''---- - = ~- - ~ 0
(z- l)(z 2 - z + 0 .5~
K(z + 0.5)(z + 0 .2) _
1
2
(z- l)(z - z + 0.5)
K(z + O.S)(z + 0 .2)= -[(z -l)(z-2-z + 0.5)]
K(z2 + 0.2z + 0.5z + 0 . 1) = -[z3 -z2 + 0.5z - z2 + z - 0.5]

K(z2 + 0. 7z + 0.1) = -(z3 -2z2 + I .5z - 0.5]


... t6)
z3-2z2 + I.5z-0.5 + K(z2 + 0 .7z + 0 .1) = 0
Substituting z =JV into equation (6), we get.
(jV}3 - 2 (iV)z+ I.5(iV) ~ 0 .5 + K((iVf + 0.7(iV}+ 0.1) = 0

-JV + 2V2+ 1.5/V - 0.5 + K(- V1 + 0.7 JV+ 0.1) = 0

2V2 - 0.5 - KVZ + 0.IK + 0.5JV + K(0 .7 JV)= 0


[V2(2 - K) + 0.1K - 0.5] + JV[0.5 + K(0.7)] =0
Separating real and imaginary part.
0.5 + K(0.7) .. 0
V2(2 -K)+ 0.IK - 0 .5 =0
K(0.7) "" --0.5
V2(2 - K) = 0 .5 - O. IK
-0.5
V2= 0.~-0.IK K = o:T "" -0.71
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Substituting the value of' K' in 'V'. we get.
V2= 0.5-0.1(--0.71)
2- (-0. 7 I )

v2 = ~~'
2 + 0.71
V2 = 0.2 I
v = ✓6. 2 t = :1. o.4<>
The crossing point of the root locus is ± j0.46.
The va lue of Kat this crossi ng point is -0. 71.
The complete root locus plot is shown in graph.

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II·
period T • 2 sec. . _ .
I
1-e-•T K Y(s)
-- s(s + I)
s

(Model Paper-IV, Q10 I Aprtl/May-17, Set-4, 06)

Given system is sho~ in figure ( 1).

Y(s)

-
Figure 111 ·
Sampling peri~, T = 2sec
To determine,
Root locus in z-plane.
From figure ( 1) the transfer function of system is given as,
1-e·ST K ,
... (I)
G(s) = -~-- s(s + 1)
Applying Z-transfonn to equation ( 1), we get,

Z(G(s)] = ~ •-:-sT. s(s: l)] ,


G(z)
- Llj s 2 ( s+.
= Z(I-e-•7). K I )
)

·.· ~:2 }= (l~:)2

~~]= 1-~'
~s~.1=1-e!
2
K[(T-l + e-T)Z- 1 + (l-e- T-Te- T)Z- ]
... (2)
(I-Z-')(l-e-Tz-1) -
Substituting sampling period, T = 2sec tn equation (2), we g~t,

_ K[(2-l + e-2).Z- 1+ (l-e-2 -2e-2)Z-2 = K[(l + e- 2).Z- 1+ (l-e-2-2e:-2)Z-2]


G(Z) = (l-Z-')(l-e~2z-1) (l-Z-')(1-e-2 Z-')

-. -~-~K[l..B:5Z- 1 +0594Z-2J ~ ,L135W.2K[Z+0.523} , .· .. '


- -. (l;...Z- 1)(IA>.135Z-'} - . ~'.[~-I]xZ-: 1[Z--0.135}

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Th e trans,er ,un _'
ction, G(Z) possess a zer
o at Z = ---0.52 3 an.dp ole sat Z: cl, Z: c0 .135 .
The characteristic equatio
n of the given transfer fun
ction is given by,
K= - A(z )
B(z)
. _ -[(Z-l)(Z---0.135)]
- 1.1 35 (Z+ 0.523) ... (4)
, Differentiating equation
(4) with respect to z and
equating it to zero.
dK = ~r -[ (Z- l)(Z--0 .13 5)] ]-
dZ dZ l.1 35 (Z+ 0.523) - O

= ~r -[ Z 2--0 .13 5Z -Z +0 .13


5]] -o _ j_ r - Z 2 + l .13
dZ 1.135(Z + 0.523) 5Z- 0. 135]] ==0
- - dZ 1.135 Z + 0.524
d
df [- Z 2 + l.135Z--0. 135
- (- Z 2 + l.1 35Z-0 . 13 5) ~ (I 13 5z + 0 .59 4)
](1.135Z + 0.594J •
dZ ·
(l.1 3Z + 0.594) 2
⇒ (- 2Z + l.1 35 )(1 . I 35Z +
0.594) - (- T- + 1.1 352 - 0. 135
) ( 1.135) '" 0
⇒ - 2.2 7?! - I. I 88Z + 1.2
88Z + 0.6741 - (- 1.13 57-
+ 1.2882 - 0. 153) :c 0
⇒. - 2.2 7? !+ 0. IZ +0 .6741
+ 1.135Z: - l.2 88Z + 0.1
53 • 0
⇒ -1. 13 5Z 1-l .18 8Z + 0.8
271 = O
Z = 0.478, -1. 52 5
Substituting the values of
Z in equation (4 ). we get
,
K = 0. 1576 (for Z = 0.478)
K =3 .68 56 (for Z = -1 .52
5)
Since both the values of
'K' are positive, Z = 0.4
point. 78 is the nctual breakawa
y point and Z = -1 .52 5
is the actual break in
The root locus in the 2-p
lane for the system is sho
wn in figure (2) .
Im
Scale
On x 8"'lis l unit = 2 cm
Critical gain, On y 8"'lis I unit = 2 cm
Break-in K == 1-4557

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Re
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Q25. consider the system as shown in figure. Assume that the digital controller is of the integral type.

Y(t , , ~~~~~: c(t)


e(z)

Figure
Draw root locus diagram for the system of the sampling period T = 0:5. Also determine the
crltica·1 value of K, f~r T = 0.5. Locate the closed loop poles corresponding to K 2 for T 0.5. = =
Ans: Sep.-20, Set-3, Q6

Gi~en system is shown in figure (I)


_ c(t)

c(z)

Figure (11
Sampling period, T = o:s sec
To determine,

Root locus in z-plane.

G'o<s) is integral controller

G'o<s) = ~
From figure (1) the transfer function of system is given as,
. '
K 1- e-sT 1
G(s) = - x --x--
s s s+ I
l -e-sT K
G(~) = - .s-. s(s+ I) ... (I)

Applying Z-transform to equation (I), we get,

Z[G(s)] = ~ 1-:-sT . s(s: I)] ,.

G(z) = Z( J-e-•7). 4 s2(:+ ·i)]

..z[_!_]-
· '·
rz-1
s2 - (I - Z-1) 2

z[f]= )- ~ I

z[-' ]-
s + I_
I
l - e- r z-1
K [(T- 1 + e- r ) z-1+ (1 - e··T- Te- r) z-2]
... (2}
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tion (2), we get,
Substituting sampling period, T= 0.5 sec·in equa 2
.5 l+e-- 0.5 ).z- 1 +(1 e -0 ·5 - 0.5e...o.s )z- J
G _ K{(0 2
(Z) - (l-z- 1) (l-e- O.Sz-1 )
. 2 K[0. 106.Z-' + 0.09.Z--,l
5 05
] = z-)
K[(-0 .5 + e-0·5)Z- + (l- e-0· -0.5e - · )Z-
1
· (l _ z-') (1- 0 .606_ .
1
1
( l - Z- )(1-e -0.s Z- )

1 2 0.106.Z-2 K[Z + 0.84 9]


K[0. 106Z - + 0.09Z- ]
z-'[Z _ l] x z-'[Z - 0.60 6]
Z-1(Z -1) x Z- (Z ~ 0.606)
1
..: (3)

G(Z) = 0.10 6K(Z + 0.849)


(Z - l)(Z - ·0.606)

From equation (3), 0 -606 ·


The transfer function, G(Z) possess a .zero at
z = -0:8 49 and ~les at Z = i ,z =
' . n by,
· The characteristic equation of the given transfer function is gi:ve
; ... (4)
K = -A(z ) = -.[(Z - l)(Z -0.6 06)]
B(z) 0.106(Z-+ 0.849)
Differentiating equation (4) with respect to z
and equa ting it to zero .

'dK = _!!_ f-[( Z-l) (Z-0 .606 )]]- ·


dZ dZ , 0.10 6(Z + 0.849) - O
2 Z + 0.60 6]] = O = _!!_f -Z
2
+ l .606 Z - 0.60 6] =O
= _!!_ r-[2' - 0.60 6Z - dZ · 0. 106Z +·0.0 89
dZ 0. 106Z + 0.089 · .
d
d Z..:.. o.60 6]dZ (0. I06Z + 0.08 9)
[0. I06Z + o.08
.
9J-; a[-Z2
+ l.606 Z - o.60 6]- 2
+ c-z
1.606
2
(0.106Z + 0.08 9)
Z- 0.60 6) (0.10 6) = 0
⇒ (0.10 6Z + 0.08 9) (-2Z + l.l06 )-(-Z 2 +· l .606
6Z2- 0.l 70Z - 0.06 4 = 0
⇒ --0.212.22 + 0.I 70Z - 0.l 78Z + 0.142 + 0.10
⇒ --0.106 .zi....: 0.17 8Z+ 0.078 = 0
I

⇒ Z = 0.36, -2.0 39
we·get,
. Subs tituti ng the valu es of Zin equa tion (4),
K = 1.22 (for Z = 0.36)
K = 63. 72 (for Z = - 2.03 9) •
of 'K' are positive, Z = 0.36 is the actua l brea
kaw ay poin t and z = -2 •039 1s• t h e actu al break m. pomt.
Sine\! both the valu es
.
is show n in figure (2).
The root locu s in'th e z.:pJane for the system
Im

Re
2 .

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1 List out the transient response specifications.

Ans: Refer QI. (Sep.-20, Set-1, Q1(e) I Aprll-18, S1tt-2, Q6(b) I Aprll/May-16, set-4, Q7(a) I "pril/May-14, Set-1, Q7(a))

. 02 . Write design proced~re in the w-plane. .

.: (3) (Sep.-20, Set-1, Q6(a) I April-18, Set-2, Q1(e) 1 Aprll/May-17, Set-2: Q6(a) I Aprll/May-16, Set-1, Q7(a) I
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Q3. Discuss the review of phase' lag, lead and lag-lead c~mpensator'.

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Q4. · How do you map constant d~mping loci from s-plane to z-plan~? l·

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QS. Write about the general rules for constructing Root Loci.

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Q6. Derive an expression for steady state error for parabolic input.
Ans: Refer Q6. Important Question

Q7. Derive an expression for steady s~ate error for step input.

(Ans: Refer Q7. Important Question

QB. Write the design procedure of lag compensator in w-plane.

Ans: Refer Q 13 . Important Question

,oint. Q9. Write the design procedure of lead compensator in w-plane.

Ans: Refer Ql4. Important Question

Q10. Explain the digital· implementation of lead lag controller in detail with ~uitable d~agram.

Ans: Refer Q17. Important Question

Q11. The open loop transfer fun"Ction of a unity feedback digital control system is given as,

G(z) = k(z + 0.S)(z + 0.2)


. (z-1)(z- 0:5)
, Sketch the root loci of the system for O < k < 00
• lndicat~ all important information on root loci.

Ans: Refer Q22. Important Question

Q12. Write the design procedure of lag compensator in w;.plane.

Ans: ~efer Q 13. lmpor:!8nt Question

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01.
ll i3 3=JHM ¥·\11+i
The plant of sampled-data system is described by the transfer function
I,.,'ti}
Gisi- __K __
s(10s + 11
The sampling period is 1 sec.

The problem is to design a digital controller D(zi to realize the foDowing specifications
· (ii K,~I
(ii) 1; - 0.5 and

(iii) t, (2% tolerance band) ~ 8 ~ec.

02. .Consider the feedback control systlln shown in figln below. The part is descriJed by the tranSfar flllction
. K
G(s)•--
s(s + 21
Design a digital.con~ol sclane for the systlln to net the folowing specifications:
m K,-6; ,
!iii MP to step input ~ 15% and
Iii Settling tine t, (2% tolerance band) ~ 5 sec.

! I' r .+ y .
D(z) O(s)

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