0 ratings0% found this document useful (0 votes) 36 views12 pagesMech371 Lecturenote4
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content,
claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PDF or read online on Scribd
)
2.6 BLOCK DIAGRAM MODELS
x Block olcagram of dC motor, Single Input Single Output (5150)
output
= | 4- aE 1s)
—Kin __
Ypts) S(Ts+bUl¢s+Re)
x Two- Input two- ouput System, (MIMO)
Ris)_Tgts opts
po {et yes)
Yeo] f Guls) Geol vol
Yts)| Gals) Gaal} L Rel?
r= GR
MIMO : nuttple Tipu Multiple Oidputs.
The . block diagram can be reduced by block aliagram
leduction fechnigites toa Siinplefied blook ohingsom,<2)
TABLE 2.8 Block Diagram Transformations
Transformation Original Diagram Equivalent Diagram
LEP LOL
1. Combining blocks in Gs) 2} Gas 1G
Combining fem Pete fee fee, Poe
2. Moving a summing
point behind a block
3. Moving a pickoff
point ahead of a
block
4, Moving a pickoft
point behind a block
5. Moving a summing
point ahead of a
block
6. Eliminating a
feedback loopod
erame: Find the fronfer farcton 57 # of the following
feed back covtrol al ¥63)
GG,
1= GH,
a
bs
-f
|
2
x
0HM
Stepc: eliminate the inner Loop He/y
+ COG,
< a
os IPL Gaunt Ger, M8)
©
STEP D: Reduce the (rep contedning Ha
Re) GiOGsGe Xs)
Ct HCO GGG]
@
2.7 sxqwal - Flow GRAPH Moves.
10 mplex iner relationship of system, leads to cumbersome
and often oléfficulty block diagram reduction. provedure
—~ Mason signal - flow graph. method, fective arel
witht reduction feohnepues,
Branch — unidirectional path segment
o—4_, 9 HS), pe motor. Sova
flow graph,
Node — Japut and output points or junctions,Pe)
Path ~ a branch oF a sepuetce of brasches thet fravere
frm one signal Ao another signal (node)
Lovp ~ a Cleseol poth. that oreginates ard terminates on
the same node,
Non-toughing ~ No common nade,
tn)
Mason's Signal flow goin formula.
J; = —ePuedae.
J A
Tij Transfer function between Gutput %j ard input xy
A: determinant of the graph
Pojes kth path from cupt Li to ounce Xj
Aik: Gfactr of the path Poig, determinant with Laps
: touchig, Me kth path removed.
4
A= l-E lye Zylnly -Zhplele t-
lg CHUA the value of the gee loop transiacthur,
A= I= (Sum of alll diferout Loop gains) + (sum of the
gain products of all combinations of two nontoucing (ys)
— (Sum of the gain products of all combinations of three vordbuchig
Lops) t+ -- +>Exampl 4, Find athe trassfer finetion of Block lingam Fig.
Solution: 1. Drow the signal flo diagrams,
te
bus)
2. Loops, Li = -GrGsHe JLp= GG Hy 13 2GiGs GsGuts
AL. loops are touching with each other
A= I (thet)
Feedforward pats, Pur = Be eOsGy. nnd
ee) 4
t
Lye
. WW. eine GiGGs Gy
aay: Gli Gea Phay
Gis tudion cs He same as le One aie block
Vedustion wetted,Exompl2. Find -tramefor function, off syste. in Fipure 2.28
fet Bet
Sui, — The sipual - few graph in Fie ag: os oguivelet
“te we dock dagttmn,
Qn
Ris), YO Ra) is
a 0s Bat
RB e
us) o—> ts)
@ Loops: 1 =Qn
1, = Az - .
Cada vee
Sum of three Loops and nostonolieg leeps,
A= | élite) rhb
=I[- Qu - Oar- Qu On On Are,
Feedferweel pak From Rus) to Te
E Amz |e = “ :
Eras [is | of. i
Feed foruad Pat fame 2, to Vi, Ly des nt tonsh Feattnnd pi
Pu2 4. du=4| liz0 = In 5.Y. betes
Ly=0 hacen
Raa
Thus, t = fe
Re Guta Bea ly Gee
Simbel Ye = ZPekdny - 021
Re 4 4a
Yo. ZPinaig
Ri a
Since the path fom Ri > FF has fo touching point with
12 =Qxz, the cofuctr dleterininat Ay= |- Ary
Thus fn. [-Crde) [An
R a
alee Find the rons tatie of f Alms block dian
_Gs)= Het
5, +. Ga)
+ + +
HO we)
A 29) = z
+, m+ 610 pol ow
Gx) Ko Me Tle Ty"
; 4)@
@
Solution: Drow ° eee flow graph:
i Gi= = PunAr
A
Lows : Li= GHz, Li= Gals Ls= Gotle, p= Gr.Hty
Fewdforwd path: REL P= Gi Ge Gay
hee Pa = Ge Ge G Ge
4 2 {-L 4-1 tCLrls thy tL Hl
ae lg tieeanee gs tens
Cofacer of deterinat: f= Ielytetiole
C Remate the (ops touching Pow, whish xe Ly, La, in the oletorounass
Set Ll.eo ot A, d,= ‘Ate, tro]
cofetter of dletormast, 42=I- Li-Lathla
Set Ls-0,Le=0, =A (t,20, L420)There fore the transfer function Xt ;
Gtsd= we. GuGo6sGuCl-Ls duajl¢ , GobeGnGe Cobia thle
4
ANULLIUS HLNAAS Io Sweysns [O4Uo WepOY) Prey
“A tena porsoop £747 47 yomey 408 Soop $7
Bp rpi679'D SH- 287 717 EH 24]
WRIST cr Ayn 287 DDH =) OHH =A MOTH 27 SNED*HA-='7
“Out EH eoquesg UOSIESY 800Z @ IUBAdOD
€€-Z0 :ounbi4
{4 —FIGURE 2.33,
Mattiple-loop
system.
Chapter 2 Mathematical Models of Systems.
EXAMPLE 2.11 ‘Transfer function of a complex system
Finally, we shall consider a reasonably complex system that would be difficult to re-
duce by block diagram techniques. A system with several feedback loops and feed-
forward paths is shown in Figure 2.33. The forward paths are
PH GGGGGsG5 P= GG,GG,, and Py = G,G,G;G,G,.
‘The feedback loops are p
Ly = —G,G:G,GsHa, 1, =-GsGelh, 1, =-Gglh, Ly = —Gy HG,
Ls=—GsHy Lg = —GyG2G3G4GsGgHs, — L, = —G,GyG,GeH3, and
Lg = —G,G,G;G.Gek.
Loop Ls does not touch loop L, or loop Ly, and loop L; does not touch loop L4; but
all other loops touch. Therefore, the determinant is
A=1~ (Ly + Lot Ly t Ly t Ly + Lg + Ly + Ly) + (Ugly + Lyla + Loy).
(2.103)
‘The cofactors are
A,=A3=1 and Ap =1-1,=14+ Gh
Finally, the transfer function is
Xs)
1(6) = 2 A+ Pel + Be (2.104) »
R(s) A
Signal-flow graphs and Mason’s signal-flow gain formula may be used prof-
itably for the analysis of feedback control systems, electronic amplifier circuits, sta-
tistical systems, and mechanical systems, among many other examples.