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Automatic Control
Lecture 1
Applications:
Missile control
Behavior control
Aircraft control
Machine control
Aeronautic control
Engineering is control and control is engineering
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u(t)
Controller
Plant
output
y(t)
my(t)
Measurement
(sensor)
output
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System Integration
Important Issues in control:
Plant: the physical object to be controlled.
Process: a series of operations acting toward the end
Sensors: machines which measure system output.
Actuator: the muscles or the part which does the action.
Disturbance: signals which affect the output.
Feedback: the measure of the output compared to target.
Open-loop system: the output is neither measured nor fed-back.
Closed-loop system: the output is measured and compared with
the desired value.
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Mathematical Model
Design a controller
Apply in real-time
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Types of Control
Classical Control
Time Domain (Root-locus, Laplace Transform)
Frequency Domain (Bode, Nyquest)
Modern Control
State Space (work for linear systems, have much control on it)
Digital Control
Z-transform
Stochastic Control
Kalman Filters (estimate the variables that cant be measured)
Adaptive Control
Optimal Control
Riccatti Equation (minimize the cost function)
Robust Control
Intelligent Control
Neural Network
Fuzzy logic
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Laplace Transform
f(t)= a function of time
S= a complex variable
= Laplace
F(s)= Laplace transformed
L[ f (t )] F ( s ) e st dt[ f (t )] f (t )e st dt
Laplace transform: is a mathematical tool used to solve linear ordinary
Differential equations ODE
It converts linear ODE into algebraic equation in s
Homogenous (transient equation +particular Integral (steady state) of the sol.
Obtained in one operation
Obtain the s-domain solution, use the inverse transform to find the time
domain solution.
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Laplace Transform
d
f (t )] sF ( s ) f (0)
dt
d2
L[ 2 f (t )] s 2 F ( s ) sf (0) f (0)
dt
( n2)
( n 1)
dn
n
n 1
n2
L[ n f (t )] s F ( s ) s f (0) s
f (0) ... s f (0) f (0)
dt
L[
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L[kf (t )] kF ( s )
L[ f1 (t ) f 2 (t )] F1 ( s ) F2 ( s )
df (t )
L[
] SF ( s ) f (0)
dt
1
L[ f ( )d ] F ( s )
s
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L[ f1 (t ) * f 2 (t )] f 1 (t ) * f 2 (t )e st dt
0
8- Convolution:
Convolution in time domain t
st
[
f
(
)
f
(
t
)
d
]
e
dt
= multiplication in
0 0 1 2
frequency domain
F1 ( s ) F2 ( s )
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lim t
f (t ) lim s
sF ( s )
sF ( s
Not valid if sF(s) contains a pole whose real part or zero is positive
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Laplace Transform
Exponential function:
F ( s ) L[ f (t )] f(t)e -st dt
0
Step function:
f (t ) 0,........ for..t 0
....... A........ for..t 0
f (t ) 0,........ for..t 0
....... Ae t .... for..t 0
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Laplace Transform
Ramp function:
F ( s ) L[ f (t )] f(t)e -st dt
0
f (t ) 0,........ for..t 0
....... At....... for..t 0
Sinusoidal function:
sin t
1 j t jt
(e e )
2j
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Problems
Find the Laplace transform:
f (t ) 0..... for..t 0
3t
........ te .......t 0
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Problems
Find the Laplace transform
f (t ) 0......... for...t 0
........ t 2 sin t......t 0
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