Reconsider Example 10.7. Using the final-value theorem, verify the steady-state errors to a unit-step input for open
Question:
Reconsider Example 10.7. Using the final-value theorem, verify the steady-state errors to a unit-step input for open and closed-loop control without- and with disturbance.
Data From Example 10.7:
Consider a plant whose transfer function is
\[G(s)=\frac{4}{s+10}\]
a. Build a Simulink block diagram associated with Figure 10.18 to simulate openloop control with disturbance input. Assume that the controller is \(K=2.5\), the disturbance is a constant of -1 , and the reference is a unit-step function with the step time at \(t=0 \mathrm{~s}\). Compare the steady-state values of the responses without and with the disturbance.
b. Build a Simulink block diagram associated with Figure 10.19 to simulate closed-loop control with disturbance input. Assume that the controller is \(K=50\). The disturbance and the reference are the same as those in Part (a). Compare the steady-state values of the responses without and with the disturbance.
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Modeling And Analysis Of Dynamic Systems
ISBN: 9781138726420
3rd Edition
Authors: Ramin S. Esfandiari, Bei Lu