Question: Using the step responses of (1) an integrating element and (2) a first-order process to an input change of magnitude M. (a) Show that the
Using the step responses of (1) an integrating element and (2) a first-order process to an input change of magnitude M.
(a) Show that the step response for an input change M of a first-order process G1(s) = K1 / τs + 1
can be approximately modeled by the step response of an integrator.
G0(s) = K0 / s for low values of t — i.e.,t ≪ τ.
(b) What is the relation between K0 and K1 if the two responses match for t ≪ τ ?
(c) This relationship motivates the use of an integrator model to approximate a first-order process by means of a single-parameter model. Explain how you would analyze a single step test to find K0 and a time delay (if one exists).
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