ESC201 UDas Lec12 Step and Freq Response of RLC PDF
ESC201 UDas Lec12 Step and Freq Response of RLC PDF
ESC201 UDas Lec12 Step and Freq Response of RLC PDF
12: Step and Freq
Freq response of RLC (Series)
t
di 1
R L Ri +L + idτ+Vs =00
dt C 0
Vc Note that there would be an integration constant
depending on the capacitor voltage at t=0+
Vs Vs C Differentiate with respect to time
i
di d 2i i d 2i di i
R +L 2 + = 0 = L 2 +R +
dt dt C dt dt C
R 1
i = Iest
2
s + s+ 0
f (t)e
In Laplace transform L{ f (t)} st
dt form:
2 0
L LC
R R 1
s1,2 = - ± -
2L 2L LC
or s1,2 = - α ± α 2 -ω0 2
R 1 1
where
h α= Np/sec (s ) , ω0 = rad/s
2L LC
Three cases are possible: 2
(a) Overdamped case α > ω 2
0 (b) Critically Damped
α 2 = ω0 2(c) Undamped α 2 < ω0 2
i (t ) A1e A2 e
s1t s2 t
i (t ) D1te t D2 e t i (t ) e t B1 cos d t B2 sin d t
dv di d 2vc d 2vc R dvc vc Vs
i =C c C 2
=C + + i (t)=
( )
dt dt dt dt 2 L dt LC LC
(a) vc =V +A1'es1t +A 2 'es2 t
(b) vc =V +D1' te -αt +D 2 'e -αt (c) vc =V +e-αt B1'cosωd t+B2'sinωd t
ESc201, Lecture 12: Step and
12: Step and Freq
Freq response of RLC (Parallel)
dv v
dv ddii
iL + C + = Is v = L
iR iL iC dt R dt
Is R L C V
Is L diL d 2iL
iL + + LC 2 = Is
R dt dt
t Note that there would be an
v dv 1
vdt = L di L
+C + vdτ = Is integration
g constant depending
p g on the
R dt L 0 source current at t=0+
Differentiate with respect to time 2
2
d v 1 dv v 2 1 1 1 1 1
+ + =0 s + s+ =0 s1,2
12 = - ± -
2 RC LC 2RC 2RC LC
dt RC dt LC
2 2 1 1
s1,2
12 = - α' ± α' -ω 0 α' = p
Np/sec ( 1 ) , ω 0 =
(s rad/s
2RC LC
Three cases are possible: 2 2
(a) Overdamped case α' > ω 0 (b) Critically Damped α' 2
= ω 2
0 (c) Undamped
α'2
< ω 0
2
S2
iL((0+) = 0,, (d dt))|t=0+=0,, iL(∞) = - 16A
(diL/dt
t=0
1 1
α' = = 1 rad/s, α'2 =1
16A
t=0
iL(t) 0.8H 2 0.25F 2RC 4 0.25
S1
1 1
ω0 2 = = = 55, ω0 2 > α'
α 2 Underdamped case.
case
LC 0.8 0.25
2
1 1 1
s1,2 = - ± - s1,2 = - 1 ± 1- 5 = -1 2j rad/s
2RC 2RC LC
iL (t) = - 16 + B1'e- t cos2t + B2 'e- t sin2t iL (0) = - 16 + B1' = 0 or B1' = 16 A
diL (t) 0
= (- -t
( e )(B1'cos2t sin2t) + e (2B1'sin2t
cos2t + B2'sin2t) -t
sin2t + 2B2'cos2t)
cos2t), 0 2000 4000 6000
dt ‐10
‐10
voltage
- 16A ‐15
15
‐20
‐25
‐30
ESc201, Lecture 12: Step and
12: Step and Freq
Freq response of RLC
is
is a small fraction,, which tells us the tolerance within which the steadyy state
value is required or measurements are done.
Initial
Underdamped
Overshoot
‘‘ )2 < (
( o ) 2
1.0 +
1.0 Critically Damped
‘‘ )2 = (
( o )2
1.0 -
Overdamped
Relative Current ‘‘ )2 > (
( o )2
or Voltage
Better Critically Damped
0
0 Settling Time t (s)
time
Note that as one goes from Underdamped to Overdamped case, the time required to attain
a steady 1.0 level becomes longer. Ideally therefore one would want an underdamped
case, where the Initial overshoot is < to get the fastest response.
ESc201, Lecture 12: Step and
12: Step and Freq
Freq response of RLC
The most convenient way to plot a Transfer Function is by Bode Plot Plot..
Information regarding variation of magnitude and phase of any transfer
function as a function of frequency can be made even simpler by a technique
known as ‘Asymptotic Bode Plot
Plot’’.
The Transfer Function || magnitude is plotted in decibels (dB) & the Phase in Deg.
Deg.
If is in the in the complex frequency “s” domain, where s = ± j , then for
etc.. then can be expressed as a fraction of polynomials
lumped R, L, C, etc polynomials.. i.e.
Special cases:
m
a ms + ……..+ a1s+a o
H s =
s
=K'
1 2
s+z s+z …….. m zi=0, ||→∞, pi=0, ||→0
s+z
n
b n s + ……..+ b1s+a o s s+p1 s+p 2 …….. s+p n
s s s ω ω ω
1+
z z 1+ …….. 1+
z 1+j
z z 1+j …….. 1+j
z
1 2 m s=jω 1 2 m
=K K
s s s ω ω ω
1+
p p 1+ …….. 1+
p 1+j
p p 1+j …….. 1+j
p
1 2 n 1 2 n
=
|
= || ω ω
|| (dB) =20log10 + 20log|1+jω| - 20log|1+j | - 20log|1+j |
|| (dB) = 20 log |
|| 10 100
ω )) - tan-1(
= tan-1( )) - tan-1(
))
10 1+jj
1
H jω =
ω ω
1+j 1+j
10 100
60
ESc201, Lecture 12: Step and
12: Step and Freq
Freq response of RLC
|| (dB)
20
- 20
10-1 10o 101 102 103
ESc201, Lecture 12: Step and
12: Step and Freq
Freq response of RLC
)) - tan-1(
= tan-1( )) - tan-1(
))
90
45
- 45
- 90