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Polar Plot Analysis of Transfer Functions: First and Second Order Systems, Study notes of Automatic Controls

An explanation of polar plot analysis for first and second order systems. The lecture covers the interpretation of transfer functions g(jz) on the imaginary axis of the s-plane, the magnitudes and angles of vectors from zeros and poles to jz, and examples of polar plots for different damping ratios. The document also mentions the quanser integrator and differentiator.

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Download Polar Plot Analysis of Transfer Functions: First and Second Order Systems and more Study notes Automatic Controls in PDF only on Docsity! 16.06 Lecture 27 Polar Plots November 6, 2003 Today’s Topics: 1. First order system polar plot 2. Second order system polar plots 3. Other examples docsity.com Recall from last time that if the system G(s) receives a steady sinusoidal input of amplitude A, so then the steady state output will be a sinusoid of magnitude A ˜ M(Z ) with its phase shifted by I(Z ) where Now let’s pause for a bit and think about some interpretations of G( jZ ). 2 docsity.com Example-first order system As Z goes from zero to plus infinity G( jZ ) traces a contour in the complex plane 5 docsity.com Example: second order system 6 docsity.com Some typical second order system polar plots for k G( s) 2 rl 2 s  2GZ s Z n n Critical damping (G 1)- Medium damping (G 0.7) 7 docsity.com A differentiator (zero at the origin) 10 docsity.com docsity.com
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