
ECE4510/ECE5510, INTRODUCTION TO FEEDBACK CONTROL 1–10
5. Evaluate design.
!
r(t) = 55, w(t) = 0 # y
cl
(t) = 54.945
!
r(t) = 55, w(t) = 1 # y
cl
(t) = 54.94
!
r(t) = 55, w(t) = 2 # y
cl
(t) = 54.935
!
r(t) = 55, w(t) = 10 # y
cl
(t) = 54.895 ... ≈ 0.2 % error!
" Feedback system rejects disturbances.
" Feedback system has steady state error .
!
r(t) = 55, w(t) = 0,plant=“9”, not “10” # y
cl
(t) = 54.939
" Feedback system less sensitive to system parameter values.
NOTE! High feedback gain = good performance here. Not always
true! e.g.,Publicaddressamplifier.
Auto cruise-control example (attempt #3)
4. Third attempt. Try to get r id of steady state error.
Compensator
α
β
r (t)
y
cl
(t)
w(t)
u(t)
10
0.5
y
cl
(t) = 10
'
α
(
r(t) − βy
cl
(t)
)
(
− 5w(t)
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! 1998–2013, Gregory L. Plett and M. Scott Trimboli
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