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    Effects of Addition of Poles and Zeros

    Figure: Effect of Adding Poles

    Figure: Effect of Adding Zero

    1. Addition of poles pulls the root locus to the right

    2. Additional zero pulls the root-locus to the left

    Controller Design

    A compensator or controller placed in the forward path of a control system will modify the shape

    of the loci if it contains additional poles and zeros.

    In compensator design, hand calculation is cumbersome, and a suitable computer pakage is

    generally used.

    Compensator Characteristics

    PD One additional zero

    PI One additional zero and a pole at origin

    PID Two additional zeros and a additional pole at origin

    Example

    A control system has the open-loop transfer function, ( ) ; 1.( 2)( 5)

    f

    KG s k

    s s s= =

    + +A PD compensator of the form 1( ) ( )cG s K s a= + is to be introduced in the forward path toachieve the performance specification:

    Overshoot less than 5%, settling time less than 2seconds

    Determine the values of 1K and a to meet the specification.

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    Original Controller

    For 0.5, = . . 16.3%P O =For 0.7, = . . 4.6%P O =

    0.7, = corresponds to thecontroller gain of 7.13K = .

    Settling time condition is not

    met.

    PD compensator design

    When PD compensator is used, we actually add a zero in the open-loop transfer function. Potential

    locations of zero include:

    1. At 1s = , 2. At 2s = , 3. At 3s =

    1( 1)

    ( ) ( )( 2)( 5)

    K sG s H s

    s s s

    +=

    + +

    10.7, 15, 3.9

    sK t = = = sec,

    Here, the closed-loop pole in the

    root locus branch between 0 and -1

    dominate the time response with

    oscillatory 2nd-order response

    superimposed.

    1( 2)

    ( ) ( )( 2)( 5)

    K sG s H s

    s s s

    +=

    + +

    10.7, 12.8, 1.7

    sK t = = = sec,

    . . 4.1%P O =

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    1( 3)

    ( ) ( )( 2)( 5)

    K sG s H s

    s s s

    +=

    + +

    10.7, 5.3, 3.1sK t = = = sec,. . 5.3%P O =

    Summary

    Of the three compensators considered, only option 2 meets the performance specifications. The

    recommended compensator is therefore, ( ) 12.8( 2)cG s s= + .

    The time-domain responses for the four conditions are shown in Figure below.

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    Realization of Compensator using Passive Components

    It is not possible to design isolated zero or pole at origin using passive components. In that case a

    pair of pole and zero is produced. Compensators may be of four types: Lead compensator, Lag

    compensator, Lag-lead compensator, and feedback compensator. [Cascade compensator]*

    A. Lead Compensator

    where 1R C =

    and2

    1 2

    1R

    R R =

    2 2

    1 2 1 2

    2 2 2

    1 2 1 2 22 2

    2 1 2

    1/ 1( )1/ 1 ( )

    1/ 1/

    1/ /

    1 1/

    1/

    c R Cs R CsG sR R Cs R R Cs

    s R C R s R C

    R R R R RR C s s R CR R R

    s

    s

    + += =+ + + ++ +

    = =+ + + + +

    +=

    +

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    C. Lag-lead Compensator

    where, 1, 1. >