CONTROL SYSTEMS
Definition
A Control system consists of subsystems and
processes or (plants) assembled for the purpose of
obtaining a desired output with desired
performance, given a specified input
CONTROL SYSTEMS
Major measures in control system
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Four primary reasons
– Power amplification
– Remote control
– Convenience of input form
– Compensation of disturbances
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Open loop systems
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• Closed loop systems
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• Analysis and Design Objectives
– Analysis is the process by which a system’s
performance is determined
– Design is the process by a system’s performance
is created or changed
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Control system analysis and design focuses
on three primary objectives
– Producing the desired transient response
– Reducing the steady state errors
– Achieving stability
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• Stability
Total Response = Natural Response + Forced Response
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• Design of control system follows these steps:
– Determine a physical system and specifications from
requirements
– Draw a functional block diagram
– Represent the physical system as a schematic
– Use the schematic to obtain a mathematical mode,
such as block diagram
– Reduce the block diagram
– Analyze and design the system to meet specified
requirements and specifications that include stability,
transient response and steady state performance.
Antenna Azimuth:
An Introduction to position control
systems
• System Concept
Antenna Azimuth:
An Introduction to position control
systems
• Detailed Layout
Antenna Azimuth:
An Introduction to position control
systems
• Schematic
Antenna Azimuth:
An Introduction to position control
systems
• Functional Block Diagram
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