- 2076 Asoj · 6 marks
Find a and b for 25% overshoot
Short answer
Reduce inner loop to a/[s(Js+ab)], with J=1 closed-loop denominator s²+ab s + a. From 25% overshoot, ζ ≈ 0.4037; from peak time 2 s, ωn ≈ 1.717 rad/s. Thus a = ωn² ≈ 2.95, b = 2ζωn/a ≈ 0.47.
Determine values of a and b of the closed loop control system shown below, so that maximum overshoot for unit step input is 25% and the peak time is 2 sec. Assume that J = 1 kg-m². [Figure: R(s) → summing point (+, −) → summing point (+, −) → a/(Js) → node → 1/s → C(s); minor loop: the node after a/(Js) fed back through b to the second summing point (−); major loop: C(s) fed back with unity gain to the first summing point (−)]
Reduce the minor (velocity) feedback loop first, then compare the closed-loop characteristic equation with .
Step 1: Reduce the minor loop
The block has feedback :
Open-loop transfer function (in series with ):
Step 2: Closed-loop transfer function (unity feedback, )
Step 3: from
Step 4: from s
Step 5: Find and
Answer: and (with kg-m²).
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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