Modern Control Engineering

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478 Chapter 7 / Control Systems Analysis and Design by the Frequency-Response Method

The magnitude of the closed-loop transfer function at v=v 1 is the ratio of the magni-


tudes of to. The phase angle of the closed-loop transfer function at v=v 1 is


the angle formed by the vectors to —that is f-u, shown in Figure 7–80(b). By


measuring the magnitude and phase angle at different frequency points, the closed-loop


frequency-response curve can be obtained.


Let us define the magnitude of the closed-loop frequency response as Mand the


phase angle as a,or


In the following, we shall find the constant-magnitude loci and constant-phase-angle


loci. Such loci are convenient in determining the closed-loop frequency response from


the polar plot or Nyquist plot.


Constant-Magnitude Loci (Mcircles). To obtain the constant-magnitude loci, let


us first note that G(jv) is a complex quantity and can be written as follows:


whereXandYare real quantities. Then Mis given by


andM^2 is


Hence


(7–22)


IfM=1, then from Equation (7–22), we obtain This is the equation of a


straight line parallel to the Yaxis and passing through the point A-^12 ,0B.


X=-^12.


X^2 A 1 - M^2 B-2M^2 X-M^2 +A 1 - M^2 BY^2 = 0


M^2 =


X^2 +Y^2


(1+X)^2 +Y^2


M=


∑X+jY∑


∑1+X+jY∑


G(jv)=X+jY


C(jv)


R(jv)


=Meja


PA


!


OA


!


PA


!


OA


!


(a) (b)

G(s)

Im

Re

O
P


  • 1 +j 0


A

G(jv)

u f

v 1

f –u
+
Figure 7–80 –
(a) Unity-feedback
system;
(b) determination of
closed-loop
frequency response
from open-loop
frequency response.

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