Modern Control Engineering

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Example Problems and Solutions 351

The breakaway and break-in points are found from

from which we get

or

Thus, the breakaway or break-in points are at s=0ands=–1.2.Note that s=–1.2is a double
root. When a double root occurs in at point s=–1.2, at this point. The
value of gain Kat point s=–1.2is

This means that with K=4.32the characteristic equation has a triple root at point s=–1.2.This
can be easily verified as follows:

s^3 +3.6s^2 +4.32s+1.728=(s+1.2)^3 = 0

K=-

s^3 +3.6s^2
s+ 4

2
s=-1.2

=4.32

dKds= 0 d^2 KAds^2 B= 0

s(s+1.2)^2 = 0

s^3 +2.4s^2 +1.44s= 0

dK
ds

=-

A3s^2 +7.2sB(s+0.4)-As^3 +3.6s^2 B
(s+0.4)^2

= 0

(a) (b)

jv


  • 4 – 3 – 201 s


j 3

j 1


  • j 1

  • j 3

  • j 2


j 2

K(s+ 0.4)
s^2 (s+ 3.6)


  • 1


–60°

60 °

+





Figure 6–66
(a) Control system; (b) root-locus plot.

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