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Control System Analysis and Design [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 620 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Nov-2013
  • Kirjastus: New Academic Science Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1906574898
  • ISBN-13: 9781906574895
  • Formaat: Hardback, 620 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Nov-2013
  • Kirjastus: New Academic Science Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 1906574898
  • ISBN-13: 9781906574895
Preface v
1 Introductory Control Concepts
1(52)
1.1 Introduction
1(2)
Open loop control system
2(1)
Closed loop control system (feedback control system)
2(1)
1.2 Effects of Feedback
3(7)
1.3 Systems Modelling
10(3)
Electrical systems
10(1)
Mechanical system
11(2)
1.4 Mathematical Modelling of Translational/Rotational Mechanical System
13(5)
1.5 Analogous Systems
18(4)
Force-voltage (f-v) analogy
18(2)
Procedure to construct analogous electrical system using f-v analogy
20(1)
Procedure to construct analogous electrical system using f-i analogy
21(1)
1.6 Gear Train and its Electrical Analog
22(4)
Electrical analog of gear train
24(2)
1.7 Transfer Function
26(6)
Transfer function model of system
27(2)
Zero state response
29(1)
Zero input response
30(1)
Transfer function of a system with multi inputs and multi outputs
30(2)
1.8 Classification of Systems
32(21)
Linear and non-linear systems
32(1)
Time varying and time invariant systems
32(1)
Continuous and discrete systems
33(1)
Deterministic and stochastic systems
33(1)
System with memory and without memory
33(1)
Causal system
33(1)
Problems and Solutions
34(7)
Drill Problems
41(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
43(7)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
50(3)
2 Control System Analysis in Time Domain
53(62)
2.1 Introduction
53(1)
2.2 Standard Test Signals
54(1)
2.3 First Order System
55(5)
Unit step response of first order system
55(2)
Unit ramp response of first order system
57(1)
Unit impulse response of first order system
58(1)
Illustrative examples
59(1)
2.4 Second Order System
60(12)
Unit step response of a general second order control system
60(2)
Transient response specifications
62(3)
The characteristic equation roots and corresponding time response
65(5)
Unit impulse response of a general second order system
70(2)
2.5 Steady State Performance of Linear Control System
72(6)
Type number of a system
73(1)
Steady state error due to step input
74(1)
Steady state error due to ramp input (velocity input)
75(1)
Steady state error due to parabolic input (acceleration input)
76(2)
Drawbacks of approach based on error constant evaluation
78(1)
2.6 The Error Series
78(1)
2.7 Higher Order Systems
79(2)
Technique to cast away insignificant poles
80(1)
2.8 Effect of Adding Poles and Zeros to Transfer Functions
81(34)
Addition of a zero to closed loop transfer function
81(1)
Addition of a zero to open loop transfer function
82(1)
Addition of a pole to open loop transfer function
82(1)
Addition of pole to closed loop transfer function
83(1)
Problems and Solutions
84(11)
Drill Problems
95(2)
Multiple Choice Questions
97(13)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
110(5)
3 Block Diagrams and Signal Flow Graph
115(48)
3.1 Block Diagrams
115(4)
Block diagram development
116(1)
Block diagram reduction
117(2)
3.2 Signal Flow Graph
119(44)
Important definitions
120(3)
Construction of signal flow graph from block diagram
123(1)
Construction of signal flow graph for electrical network
123(1)
Mason's gain rule
124(1)
Problems and Solutions
125(23)
Drill Problems
148(6)
Multiple Choice Questions
154(6)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
160(3)
4 System Stability
163(43)
4.1 Introduction
163(3)
Asymptotic stability
163(1)
Impulse response stability
163(1)
Bounded input bounded output (BIBO) stability
164(2)
4.2 Coefficient Test for Stability
166(1)
4.3 Routh's Stability Test
167(2)
4.4 Left Column Zero of Array
169(2)
4.5 Premature Termination of Array
171(4)
4.6 Relative Stability Analysis
175(1)
4.7 Routh's Stability Test in Control System Analysis
176(30)
Problems and Solutions
177(17)
Drill Problems
194(3)
Multiple Choice Questions
197(5)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
202(4)
5 Root Locus
206(72)
5.1 Introduction
206(2)
5.2 Root Locus for Feedback Systems
208(5)
Graphical evaluation of angle and magnitude of G(s) H(s)
210(3)
5.3 Root Locus Construction
213(15)
Some root locus plots
226(2)
5.4 Root Loci for Systems with Other Forms
228(2)
5.5 Root Loci for Systems with Positive Feedback
230(4)
5.6 Root Locus of a G(s) H(s) Product with Pole-zero Cancellation
234(1)
5.7 Effects of Adding Poles and Zeros to the Product G(s) H(s) on Shape of Root Locus
235(2)
Addition of poles
235(1)
Addition of zeros
236(1)
5.8 Effects of Delay on Root Locus
237(2)
5.9 Root Contours (Multiple Parameter Variations)
239(39)
Problem and solutions
241(24)
Drill problems
265(3)
Multiple choice questions
268(7)
Answers and hints to multiple choice questions
275(3)
6 Frequency response analysis
278(161)
6.1 Introduction
278(1)
Strengths of frequency response approach
278(1)
Weakness of frequency response approach
279(1)
6.2 Frequency responses
279(3)
Steady state sinusoidal responses
279(2)
Graphical evaluation of frequency responses
281(1)
6.3 Correlation between time response and frequency response
282(5)
Frequency response specifications
283(4)
6.4 Graphical representation of frequency response
287(18)
Polar plots
287(1)
Polar plots construction
287(15)
Effects of addition of poles and zeros to G(s) on the shape of polar plots
302(1)
Addition of poles at origin
302(2)
Addition of finite non-origin poles
304(1)
Addition of zeros at origin
305(1)
6.5 The Nyquist stability criterion
305(22)
Mapping
306(4)
Nyquist stability criterion
310(2)
Nyquist procedure for minimum phase system
312(1)
Relative stability using nyquist procedure
313(2)
The measure of relative stability: Gain margin and phase margin
315(6)
Generating complete nyquist plot and interpretting stability
321(1)
Generating complete nyquist plots and interpretting stability
321(6)
6.6 Bode plot
327(28)
The product terms of G(iΩ) H(iΩ)
327(1)
Poles and zeros at origin of s plane
328(3)
Real axis poles or zeros
331(5)
Complex conjugate poles or zeros
336(1)
Sketching magnitude (dB) plot
336(1)
Sketching phase plot
337(2)
Gain margin and phase margin from bode plot
339(2)
Relationship between bode magnitude (dB) plot and number type of a system
341(1)
Evaluation of Kp from bode plot
341(1)
Evaluation of Kv from Bode plot
342(1)
Evaluation of Ka from Bode plot
343(6)
Irrational transmittances
349(1)
All pass systems
349(1)
Effect of variation in gain K on Bode plot
350(1)
Effect of presence of delay in system on Bode plot
351(1)
Finding transfer function models
352(2)
Imaginary axis zeros and poles
354(1)
6.7 Closed Loop Frequency Response of Unity Feedback System
355(84)
Constant magnitude loci (M circles)
357(7)
Problems and Solutions
364(42)
Drill Problems
406(5)
Multiple Choice Questions
411(20)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
431(8)
7 State Space Analysis and Design
439(93)
7.1 Introduction
439(1)
7.2 State Space Representation
440(19)
State
440(1)
State vector
440(1)
State space
440(5)
Phase variable form of state model
445(2)
Dual phase variable form of state model
447(1)
State model for systems with single input and multiple outputs
448(1)
State model for systems with multiple inputs and single output
449(2)
State model for systems with multiple inputs and multiple outputs
451(1)
Other ways of modelling
451(4)
State space model using canonical variables
455(4)
7.3 Modelling Electrical and Mechanical Systems
459(2)
7.4 Finding Transfer Function from State Space Model
461(3)
7.5 Finding Time Response from State Model
464(4)
First order systems
464(1)
State transition matrix
465(1)
Properties of STM
466(1)
Higher order systems
467(1)
7.6 Controllability and Observability
468(8)
Test of state controllability for diagonal systems
469(3)
Test of output controllability
472(1)
Test of observability for diagonal systems
472(1)
Causes of uncontrollability and/or unobservability
473(2)
Principle of duality
475(1)
7.7 Finding Decoupled State Equations (Diagonalisation)
476(5)
7.8 State Feedback and Pole Placement
481(3)
7.9 Observer Design
484(48)
Problems and Solutions
488(29)
Drill Problems
517(5)
Multiple Choice Questions
522(6)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
528(4)
8 Control System Design
532(104)
8.1 Introduction
532(1)
8.2 Controller Configurations
532(2)
8.3 Industrial Automatic Controllers
534(9)
Two position/on-off control
534(1)
Proportional control
535(1)
Integral control
536(1)
Proportional plus Integral control (PI)
537(2)
Proportional plus Derivative control (PD)
539(2)
Proportional plus Integral plus Derivative control (PID)
541(2)
8.4 Generating Hardware for Industrial Controllers
543(3)
PI controller
543(2)
PD controller
545(1)
PID controller
545(1)
8.5 The Compensator Elements
546(11)
Phase lead compensator
546(5)
Phase lag-compensator
551(4)
Lag-lead compensator
555(2)
8.6 Root Locus Design
557(20)
Cascade compensator design for improving steady state performance
559(1)
PI compensator design
559(2)
Lag-compensator design
561(3)
Cascade compensator design for improving transient response
564(1)
PD compensator design
565(3)
Lead compensator design
568(3)
PID controller design
571(3)
Lag-lead compensator design
574(3)
8.7 Frequency Response Design
577(13)
Lag-compensator design
578(4)
Lead compensator design
582(4)
Phase lag-lead compensator design
586(4)
8.8 Rate Feedback Compensator Design
590(46)
Minor loop feedback compensation
593(3)
Problems and Solutions
596(30)
Drill Problems
626(3)
Multiple Choice Questions
629(5)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
634(2)
9 Control System Components
636(63)
9.1 Introduction
636(1)
9.2 Potentiometer
637(6)
Potentiometer performance indices
641(1)
Merits and demerits of potentiometer
642(1)
Types of potentiometer
642(1)
9.3 Synchros
643(4)
Synchro construction and operation
643(1)
Synchro transmitter (ST)
643(1)
Synchro control transformer (CT)
644(3)
9.4 Servo Motor
647(10)
DC servo motor
647(1)
Armature controlled DC servo motor
647(4)
Field controlled DC servo motor
651(2)
Comparing armature controlled and field controlled DC servo motors
653(1)
AC servo motor
653(4)
9.5 AC Tachometer
657(2)
DC tachometer
657(1)
AC tachometer
658(1)
9.6 Servo Amplifier
659(4)
Amplidyne
660(3)
9.7 Stepper Motor
663(10)
9.8 Optical Encoder
673(3)
Incremental encoder
673(2)
Absolute encoder
675(1)
9.9 Mechanical Arrangements to Convert Rotational Motion into Corresponding Linear Motion
676(1)
9.10 Belt or Chain Drive and Lever System
677(22)
Problems and Solutions
678(12)
Drill Problems
690(4)
Multiple Choice Questions
694(4)
Answers and Hints to Multiple Choice Questions
698(1)
Index 699