KD6031程序代做、c/c++编程代写、Python，Java程序语言代做

日期：2021-01-23 06:07

Module Code KD6031

Module Title Modern control

Submission Time and Date To be submitted by 23:59 Beijing time on 20/01/2021

Submission site‘Assignments’ in Microsoft Teams group

Weighting This coursework accounts for 100% of the total mark for this module

Instructions on Assessment:

Answer all questions. Show evidence of simulations using Simulink by printing your programs.

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A simplified model of a DC motor, is given by:

where

i(t) = armature motor current,

R = armature resistance (5 ohms),

u(t) = input voltage,

L = armature inductance (200mH),

(t) = motor angular speed,

J = motor inertia (0.02 kgm2),

T1 = back-emf constant (0.1 V/rad/s),

T2 = torque constant (0.1 Nm/A).

a)By setting x1(t) = i(t) and x2(t) = (t), write the system in state-space form by using the above numerical values.

[5 marks]

b)Assuming that the speed is measured, that is the output y(t) = (t), state whether the system is stable and/or output/state controllable?

[15 marks]

c)Design an open-loop controller such that the speed has a constant value of 0.25 rad/s. Show your result via simulation using Simulink. Explain why open-loop control is not recommendable in practice.

[10 marks]

d)We wish to design an output feedback controller of the form u(t) = ky + v to regulate the speed at a constant value. Give the range of values of k for which the closed-loop system is stable.

[15 marks]

e)By choosing a fixed value for k in the range you have found in Question d), show your result of time-domain response of x2 by carrying a simulation of your result using Simulink.

[20 marks]

f)Now, we wish to design a state feedback controller of the form u(t) =k1x1 + k2x2 + v to regulate the speed at a constant value. Give the ranges of k1 and k2 for which the closed-loop system is stable. Give the advantage for using the state feedback over the output feedback.

[15 marks]

g)By setting k2 = k (k is the fixed value you used in Question e)) and choosing a fixed value for k1 in the range you have found in Question f), compare the time-domain responses of x2 between the state feedback and the output feedback systems through simulation using Simulink.

[20 marks]

Total: 100 marks