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D.C. Position Control System Simulation

The document outlines an experiment to simulate a D.C. position control system using MATLAB, focusing on observing the step response under different damping conditions. It details the parameters, transfer functions, and the procedure for setting up the simulation in Simulink. The aim is to analyze the system's response when critically damped, over damped, and under damped.
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D.C. Position Control System Simulation

The document outlines an experiment to simulate a D.C. position control system using MATLAB, focusing on observing the step response under different damping conditions. It details the parameters, transfer functions, and the procedure for setting up the simulation in Simulink. The aim is to analyze the system's response when critically damped, over damped, and under damped.
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EXPERIMENT 11

SIMULATE THE [Link] CONTROL SYSTEM USING MATLAB

AIM: To simulate the [Link] control system using Mat lab and to observe the step response
when the system is (a) wider damped (b) critically damped/ over damped.

[Link] CONTROL SYSTEM

A de-motor position control system is shown in fig. The following parameters and variables are
defined: e-error voltage, er- the reference input, 9L-the load position, KA- the amplifier gain=200, ea-
the motor input voltage, eh- the back emf, i.- the motor current, Tm- the motor torque, Jm- the motor
inertia=0.03, Bm- the motor viscous-friction coefficient=lO, ·JL- the foad inertia 0.05, Kr- the motor
torque constant=21, Kt,-the back emf constant=l5.5V/rpm, Ke- the error-detector·gain-E/2 n, where
E=21t. R.- the motor resistance=l.15, Ge 9r-0L . _o -~ n
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To ~imulate the above ~.[Link] control system using Mat lab and ol>tain its step response:
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Obtain the transfer functions of each 1).lock.

The TFs of [Link]:plifier = Eb(s)/E(s)=KA 10.


2. Dc·moto~ ~neglecting La)=8m(s) / Eb(s) =(Kt/ Ra)/ (s (Js+B))
where B=Bm+Kt Kb !Ra-293, J Im+ JL 0.08
=18.26/(s(0.08s+293)
. _ =18.26/(0.08s+293) * 1/s.
[Link] shaft= 9L(s) / ~m(s)=l(assumed as rigid shaft)
[Link] detector=E(s) =(8r(s)- 8L(s)) *Kp=Be(s) *K ;
Where Kp =l. P

.Now r:J>resen~ ~<~• transfer functions of different blocks, using simulink and interconnect them as

shown· m the following figure.


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The blocks used in the above fig. can be accessed from simulink. The transfer functlo~ and""t
integrator blocks can be obtained from continuous part, summer and gain from math part, step m!~'.:::::
from sources part andscopes from sinks part. Once the ~loc~s are ~t_erco~ected, followm~
procedure is adopted to simulate ~--,
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PROCEDURE:
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1) Click on step input block and set final value as 1 ·and other parameters to 0.
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2) Click on amplifier gain and set gain to 200. Similarly set gains of flexible shaft and error detectorc'<:,
to 1 each. b-
3) Click on tran~fer functi~~ block and set nume;~~ot value as 18.62 and denominator to [0.08 293)~~

4) Save the interconnected block diagram.


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5) Click on simulation tool bar and go to simulation parameters and s~t ~tart time to 0.0 and stop ~~
to 0.5sec. ' f_;--,
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6) Click on the start simulation button and observe the waveforms of error, speed and output 8L Tht'
output eL corresponds to critically/over damped second order step response. 6i

7) Change the denominator value of transfer function to [0.08 1OJ and repeat step 6 after setting stof'"➔
time to 0.1sec. The output eL in this case corresponds to under damped second order step ,r~
response. • \.:'.I

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