Exam 2 Instructional Objectives
- Exam Date: Apr 14
These instructional objectives provide you with a guide for learning the course material. During the examination you should be able to:
Lesson 9
- Write the DE for a first order system
- Determine the time constant, rise time, and settling time of a first-order system from its differential equation, sketch, or LaPlace transform, or vice versa
- Sketch the response of a first-order system from its equation or LaPlace transform
- Calculate the steady state value of a first-order system, given its DE or LaPlace transform
- Sketch the response of a first-order system to an impulse or step input
Lesson 10
- Write the DE of a second order system
- Determine the roots of a second order system
- Classify the output of a second order system as undamped, underdamped, critically damped, or overdamped
- Write the equation form of the step response of a second order system
- Calculate the damped frequency of an underdamped second-order system
- Calculate , , , , , , and of a system
- Determine values for components of a system required to meet design specifications
Lesson 11
- Calculate the magnitude and phase of a transfer function given a frequency
- Convert phase angle to time shift and vice versa
- Use magnitude and phase to predict the relative shape of input and output waveforms
- Convert magnitude to dB and vice versa
- Read values from a phase and magnitude plot
Lesson 12
- Calculate the cutoff frequency, time constant, and DC gain of a first-order system
- Calculate bandwidth of first and second-order systems
- Explain effect of on the frequency response of second-order systems
- Design filters with specific cutoff frequencies
- Explain what a filter does
- Calculate the location of the peak in the frequency response of a second-order system
Lesson 13
- Manipulate block diagrams
- Define and calculate open-loop gain, loop gain, open-loop transfer function, and closed-loop transfer function
- Draw control system diagrams from a description of a system
Lesson 14
- Find the equilibrium point of static control systems graphically and with MATLAB
Lesson 15
- Explain the difference between first- and second-order transient system responses with and without feedback
- Explain the effect controller gain has on system output for first- and second-order systems
- Calculate the output and/or transfer function of a system with feedback and a disturbance
- Calculate for first-order systems with feedback
- Calculate the steady state value for first- and second-order systems with feedback and a disturbance, given a step input
Lesson 16
- Calculate and for 2nd order systems with feedback and disturbances if the controller is P, PD, or PID
- Calculate the steady-state output of a system given a step input and a P, PD, or PID controller
- Describe the effect a P, PD, or PID controller has on the system response