- 2067 Asar (old course) · 8 marks
Overshoot, settling and peak time of rotational system
Short answer
The closed-loop transfer function is 1/(s²+s+1) giving ωn=1 rad/s and ζ=0.5. Percent overshoot = 16.3%, settling time (2%) = 8 s, and peak time = 3.63 s.
A step torque T(t) is applied in a system shown in figure below. Find the percent overshoot, settling time and peak time for output θ2(t). [Figure: torque T(t) applied to inertia 1 kg-m² (angle θ1(t)); inertia connected through viscous damper 1 N-m-s/rad to a point of angle θ2(t), which is connected through a torsional spring 1 N-m/rad to the fixed wall]
Write the torque equations at each angle, eliminate to get , then compare with the standard second order form.
Equations of motion
At (inertia , damper between and ):
At (no inertia; damper and spring to the wall):
Transfer function
From the second equation, . Substituting in the first:
Parameters
Percent overshoot
Settling time (2% criterion)
Peak time
Answer: , s, s.
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