This document provides instructions for Assignment 2 consisting of 3 questions. Q1 involves analyzing the stability of a system using a Lyapunov function approach. Q2 involves analyzing the input-output stability of a nonlinear system and finding an upper bound on the system gain. Q3 involves analyzing a feedback system with a deadzone+saturation nonlinearity using describing function analysis to determine if a limit cycle exists.
This document provides instructions for Assignment 2 consisting of 3 questions. Q1 involves analyzing the stability of a system using a Lyapunov function approach. Q2 involves analyzing the input-output stability of a nonlinear system and finding an upper bound on the system gain. Q3 involves analyzing a feedback system with a deadzone+saturation nonlinearity using describing function analysis to determine if a limit cycle exists.
This document provides instructions for Assignment 2 consisting of 3 questions. Q1 involves analyzing the stability of a system using a Lyapunov function approach. Q2 involves analyzing the input-output stability of a nonlinear system and finding an upper bound on the system gain. Q3 involves analyzing a feedback system with a deadzone+saturation nonlinearity using describing function analysis to determine if a limit cycle exists.
This document provides instructions for Assignment 2 consisting of 3 questions. Q1 involves analyzing the stability of a system using a Lyapunov function approach. Q2 involves analyzing the input-output stability of a nonlinear system and finding an upper bound on the system gain. Q3 involves analyzing a feedback system with a deadzone+saturation nonlinearity using describing function analysis to determine if a limit cycle exists.
Instructions [see also course outline] 1 due in Moodle, Thursday October 7, 4pm ẋ1 = −x2 2 Signed School Cover Sheet attached ẋ2 = x1 − x2 sat(x22 − x23 ) + x2 u 3 PDF only: typed - not handwritten. ẋ3 = x3 sat(x22 − x23 ) − x3 u 4 Follow the Homework Rules. y = x22 − x23 Computer 5 output : no discussion ⇒ no marks. Analytical where the saturation function is, 6 results : no working ⇒ no marks. sat(w) = w if |w| ≤ 1; = sign(w) if |w| > 1. Find conditions under which this system is energy 7 ♦ means you can use Matlab; else not. N o Copying input energy output stable. Also find an upper 8 except f rom lectures ; No Discussion. bound on the system gain.
Consider the system Consider a unity feedback system with null refer- ence signal and a forward loop consisting of a dead- ẋ1 = x2 zone+saturation nonlinearity cascaded with a LTI ẋ2 = −h(x1 ) − x2 − g(x3 ) system with transfer function, ẋ3 = x2 − x3 1−s G(s) = where g(y), h(y) obey Lipschitz conditions and sat- s(s + 1) isfy, (i) Calculate the describing function of the dead- g(0) = 0 = h(0), yh(y) > 0, yg(y) > 0, y 6= 0 zone+saturation nonlinearity. Using the candidate Lyapunov function Z x1 Z x3 (ii) With (a = 1, b = 23 , k = 1) use describing func- 1 tion stability analysis to see whether there is a V (x) = h(y)dy + g(y)dy + x22 0 0 2 limit cycle and if so compute its approximate amplitude and frequency. (i) Show that the system has a unique equilibrium point. (ii) Show V (x) is positive definite.
(iii) Show the equilibrium point. is asymptotically
stable. (iv) Find conditions on h(y), g(y) that ensure the equilibrium point is globally asymptotically sta- ble.