KOK CHEN LIONG SHARIFF MOHAMAD FAIRUZ PARISA AKHTARI ZAVAREH IBRAHIM MOHD GHAZALI MOHD SABREE ABDULLAH
Introduction
A rostrum [noun] is; 1. any platform, stage, or dais on which public speakers stand to address an audience 2. a platform or dais in front of an orchestra on which the conductor stands. It has been used by speakers to convey messages and to address to a crowd. It is still used and continuously upgraded to keep up with the need of the market.
Introduction
The rostrum currently in the market the need to adjust the size of the rostrum every time there is speaker change. adjustable - manual, not user friendly, time consuming to adjust
Objective
To design a controller that meets the desired performance Ts, Tp, %OS. Require the usage of: a. MATLAB b. Simulink and; c. Control System Toolbox
Literature Review
Potentiometer, as to control the voltage difference and work as a switch Voltage amplifier, work to increase the difference of the voltage Motor, in this case we use DC motor Sensors, linear displacement. Gear (rack and pinion)
Modelling
Schematic Diagram
Generate Formula
+ + = ()
() = () + +
= 2 + 2 +
= 2 + 2 +
where,
= 2 + 2 + (
1 2 ) 2
1 = 2 + 2 + ( )2 2
Constant Value
Constant Constant value for angular displacement potentiometer, Constant value for linear displacement potentiometer, Constant value for the voltage amplifier, Inertia Load (kg/m3) Radius Gear and Pinion, r (m) Damping constant load, Da Damping constant rostrum, DL Number of teeth for the first gear, N1 Number of teeth for the second gear,N2 Value
2.549 V/rad
2.549 V/cm
Motor
The motor that we use is RH 14D 6002 DC Servo Motor. Below is the constant value of the motor. Item Rated Voltage, Ea (V) Rated Output Torque,Tm (Nm) Torque Constant, Kt (Nm/A) BEMF Constant, Kb (V.s/rad) Armature Inertia (kgm2) Armature Damping (Nms/rad) Armature Resistance () Value 38 3.2 2.92 0.3 21.6 x 10-3 0.3342
2.7
4.1762 = ( + 3.1261)
. + . + .
ANALYSIS
The open loop transfer function of system import to LTI viewer to find parameters of systems Settling time Overshoot Rise time Steady state error
Step response
%OS=0.7% TS=2.24S
Bode diagram
Pole/Zero Map
Presents the zero and poles Find the stability
Design of compensator
Compensator design by SISOTool Compensator design manually
SISOTool
Simulink
SISO Design
Manually
Simulation with Compensator 1 (from SISOTool) The simulation result is shown in the step input is applied at t=1s and steady state is achieved at about t=4s, which the settling time = 2.5s (nearer to our desired settling time). The percent overshoot is negligible. Simulation with Compensator 2 (from manual calculation) The simulation result is shown in the step input is applied at t=1s and steady state is achieved at about t=7s, which the settling time = 5.5s and percent overshoot is negligible.
Chapter 4 Design
Natural frequency and damping ratio are acquired from the system Acquired root is -1.5630+0.989j and -1.56300.989j -Settling time =2.24s
-%OS
=0.699%
Desired root is being tested whether it is on the root locus. Results show that the desired root is not on the root locus , angles formed are not (2k+1)180 degree . Thus a compensator has to be used.
Lead Compensator
Lead compensator to reduce the settling time and %OS Arbitrarily set compensated zero=-2.5 Find the angle of deficiency=angle of compensated pole Lead compensator with compensated zero and pole located at -2.5 and -7.2161 Since p>z, the compensation is accepted and verified in Simulink
Compensated system
Conclusion
We choose compensator design by SISO tools: Ts = 2.5s Overshoot (%) Negligible.
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