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7. Consider the system with transfer function 100 G(s) = (s + 202 (a) Sketch the bode plot and Nyquist diagrams and determine

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Here we have given

100 G(S) = ss + 20).

a) For plotting Bode plot we have to write equation in time constant form as,

G(s)= \frac{100}{20^2s(\frac{s}{20}+1)^2}

G(s)= \frac{0.25}{s(\frac{s}{20}+1)^2}

Now for bode plot magnitude in dB as,

starting gain,

M= 20log(0.25)= -12dB.

starting slope is -20dB/dec

Now again slope changes at w=20 rad/sec to -60dB/dec because there is two pole at w=20.

and for phase plot starting phase is due to pole at 0 is -90degree.

after that it changes with -180degree due to two poles at w=20.

Now drawing plot we have,

M (dB) 10 w 20 - 20dBldec -35 do- -35 -60 dB/dec Bode magnitude plot Olindegree). 20 -go 200 W - 180 -270 Phose plot

Now for sketching nyquist plot, we have to firstly draw the polar plot for this,

we have G(s) as

100 G(S) = ss + 20)

Now replacing s with jw we have,

G(jw)= \frac{100}{jw(jw+20)^2}

Now taking magnitude and phase of G(jw) we have,

M= |G(jw)|= \frac{100}{w(w^2+400)}

\Phi =\angle G(jw)= -90-2\tan^{-1}\frac{w}{20}

Now writting the table for magnitude and phase for different w.

w M \Phi
0 \infty -90^{\circ}
\infty 0 -270^{\circ}

Now plotting polar plot we have,

Now taking mirror image and joining it we can able to plot nyquist plot.

Hence we have nyquist plot is,

wzo Co -270 -270 Avant Nyaunt plot wyt iso

Now we have to determine the range of propotional K for the stability of the system.

Adding K system becomes,

G(s)= \frac{100K}{s(s+20)^2}

Now taking 1+G(s)H(s)= 0.

we have characteristic equation like,

s^3+ 40s^2+400s +100K=0

Now using routh array table,

s^3 1 400
s^2 40 100K
s^1 400- 2.5K 0
1 100K 0

We know that for the stability no sign change should happen in 1st column. Hence sign is possitive,

so,

400-2.5K>0

K<160

and

100K > 0

so K > 0.

So we have range of K for stability is (0<K<160) .

(b) Now we have to find the value of K so that phase margin is 30 degree.

We have,

G(s)= \frac{100K}{s(s+20)^2}

We know that at the point of phase margin gain of the system is unity ie |G(jw)|=1 at w= wpc,

Since phase margin is,

PM= 180^{\circ}+\phi

30= 180^{\circ}+\phi

Hence \phi = -150^{\circ} .

Since

\Phi =\angle G(jw)= -90-2\tan^{-1}\frac{w}{20}

\tan^{-1}\frac{w}{20}=-30^{\circ}.

\because w= \frac{20}{\sqrt 3}

putting this value in,

M= |G(jw)|= \frac{100K}{w(w^2+400)}

we have M=1. then,

100K= \frac{20}{\sqrt3}(\frac{400}{3}+400)

solving this we can get,

K=\frac{320}{3\sqrt3}= 61.6

Hence for K=61.6 we have phase margin as 30 degree in the system.

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