A system the loop transfer function with unity feedback has K (s + 6)* We desire...

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A system the loop transfer function with unity feedback has K (s + 6)²* We desire the steady-state error to a step input to be approximately 5% and the phase margin, m= 45°. ● L(s) = Ge(s)G(s) = Ge(s)- ● Find the proportional gain that would meet the steady state error requirement. Validate that this proportional controller doesn't meet the phase margin requirement. Design a PD controller to meet these specifications by keeping the same gain crossover frequency, wgc as that for the proportional controller. • We now desire to eliminate the steady-state error to a step input. For that the system type has to be increased. Design a PI controller by keeping the same gain crossover frequency, wgc as that for the proportional controller & lowering the phase margin, m = 20°. Observe (using Matlab) how the PI controller deteriorates the transient performance of the system to a unit step input (overshoot & settling time). You may compare the poles of both the PI & PD system to justify this. • Design a PID controller to meet all the system specifications (Take the steady sate error for a ramp input to be 1/19). • Plot the time response to a unit step input of all the 4 systems on the same graph to compare the performances. A system the loop transfer function with unity feedback has K (s + 6)²* We desire the steady-state error to a step input to be approximately 5% and the phase margin, m= 45°. ● L(s) = Ge(s)G(s) = Ge(s)- ● Find the proportional gain that would meet the steady state error requirement. Validate that this proportional controller doesn't meet the phase margin requirement. Design a PD controller to meet these specifications by keeping the same gain crossover frequency, wgc as that for the proportional controller. • We now desire to eliminate the steady-state error to a step input. For that the system type has to be increased. Design a PI controller by keeping the same gain crossover frequency, wgc as that for the proportional controller & lowering the phase margin, m = 20°. Observe (using Matlab) how the PI controller deteriorates the transient performance of the system to a unit step input (overshoot & settling time). You may compare the poles of both the PI & PD system to justify this. • Design a PID controller to meet all the system specifications (Take the steady sate error for a ramp input to be 1/19). • Plot the time response to a unit step input of all the 4 systems on the same graph to compare the performances.

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