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MODULE 1I (App)
Models of
Systems & Signals
Math review
Presented by
Pedro Albertos
Professor of Systems Engineering and Control - UPV
Y(z)
G(s)
Model
ABSTRACTION!!!
y (t )
Laplace Transform:
Y ( s) e st y (t )dt
0
Unicity
y (t ) Y ( s)
L
Linearity
Integral
Y ( s)
0 y( )d s
L
Delay
y(t ) e sY ( s)
dy (t ) L
Derivative dt sY ( s ) y (0)
F ( s)
Impulsounitario
Unitary
Impulse
EscalnStep
unitario
Unitary
1
s
Rampa unitaria
Unitary
Ramp
1
s2
at
at sen t
at cos t
e
Delay
y(t T )
1
sa
2
s a 2
sa
2
s a 2
e sT Y (s)
F ( s)
Impulsounitario
Unitary
Impulse
EscalnStep
unitario
Unitary
1
s
Rampa unitaria
Unitary
Ramp
1
s2
at
at sen t
at cos t
e
Delay
y(t T )
1
sa
2
s a 2
sa
2
s a 2
e sT Y (s)
F ( s)
Impulsounitario
Unitary
Impulse
EscalnStep
unitario
Unitary
1
s
Rampa unitaria
Unitary
Ramp
1
s2
at
at sen t
at cos t
e
Delay
y(t T )
e s
s
1
sa
2
s a 2
sa
2
s a 2
e sT Y (s)
F ( s)
Impulsounitario
Unitary
Impulse
EscalnStep
unitario
Unitary
1
s
Rampa unitaria
Unitary
Ramp
1
s2
at
at sen t
at cos t
e
Delay
y(t T )
e s
s
1
sa
2
s a 2
sa
2
s a 2
e sT Y (s)
2
2
2
2
Y (s) 2
s 3s 2 ( s 1)( s 2) s 1 s 2
y(t ) 2e 2e
2t
2
2
2
2
Y (s) 2
s 3s 2 ( s 1)( s 2) s 1 s 2
y(t ) 2e 2e
2t
2
2
2
2
Y (s) 2
s 3s 2 ( s 1)( s 2) s 1 s 2
y(t ) 2e 2e
2t
yk 0
Discrete-time Signals
1.5
2.25 3
y( z ) 3z 1 3z 2 3z 3 ...
2.5
Amplitud
Magnitude
1.5
0.5
4
tiempo
Time
yk 0
Discrete-time Signals
1.5
2.25 3
2.5
Amplitud
Magnitude
1.5
0.5
4
tiempo
Time
yk 1 yk
T
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yk 1 yk
T
s.Y ( s)
z 1
.Y ( z )
T
z 1
s
T
z 1 sT
But, the delay:
Ts
ze
Ts
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Systems to be modeled
By the attached signals
By the operator
Continuous / Discrete
Logic/Binary
Deterministic / estocastic
Approximated / concrete
Monovariable / multivariable
Linear / nonlinear
Estatic / Dynamic
Time variant / Invariant
Concentrated / Distributed
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Model as an operator
Voltage balance
Laplace transform
VC
Set of differential equations
dx(t )
a11 x(t ) a12 y (t ) b1u (t )
dt
dx(t ) dy (t )
2
dVc (t )
1
V (t ) Vc (t )
dt
RC
1
sVc ( s )
V ( s) Vc ( s)
RC
1
Vc ( s )
V ( s)
1 RCs
u(k)
SYSTEM
y(k)
1
y( z )
u ( z ) Transfer Function :
z 0.95
1
G( z )
z 0.95
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Block Diagrams
Series composition:
U(z)
G1(z)
G2(z)
Y(z)
X(z)
G( z ) G2 ( z )G1 ( z )
Y ( z)
G2 ( z )
X ( z)
U(z)
X ( z)
G1 ( z )
U ( z)
G(z)
Y(z)
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Block Diagrams
U ( z)
Paralell composition:
G1 ( z )
Y1 ( z )
Y ( z)
+
G2 ( z )
Y ( z ) Y1 ( z ) Y2 ( z )
Y1 ( z )
G1 ( z )
U ( z)
Y2 ( z )
G2 ( z )
U ( z)
Y2 ( z )
G( z ) G1 ( z ) G2 ( z )
U(z)
G(z)
Y(z)
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Block Diagrams
U ( z)
E( z)
G( z )
-
Y ( z) G( z) E ( z)
M ( z ) H ( z )Y ( z )
E( z) U ( z) M ( z)
Loop arrangement:
M ( z)
Y ( z)
H ( z)
G( z )
Y ( z)
1 G( z ) H ( z )
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Zero/pole/gain:
(s+10)
----------(s+2) (s+5)
Exploiting
>> step(G)
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Zero/pole/gain:
(s+10)
----------(s+2) (s+5)
Exploiting
>> step(G)
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Zero/pole/gain:
(s+10)
----------(s+2) (s+5)
Exploiting
>> step(G)
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Zero/pole/gain:
(s+10)
----------(s+2) (s+5)
Exploiting
>> step(G)
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Zero/pole/gain:
(s+10)
----------(s+2) (s+5)
Exploiting
>> step(G)
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What is next?
Modules:
Examples of systems and signals
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Thank you!