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    The document contains the answers to 10 questions about feedback control systems and control system design. It defines open-loop and closed-loop systems, and identifies examples of each. It describes the key differences between open-loop and closed-loop systems, naming three major criteria for control systems: transient response, steady-state response, and stability. It also provides a block diagram for a temperature control system that operates in a closed-loop fashion.

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    Janlyn Z. Ornos ME 4120 Engr.

    Virne Dalisay

    BSME 4/blk2 Assignment 1 CET-RSU

    1. Name five applications for feedback control system?

    Answer: The feedback control system's five applications include input, output, the process
    being controlled, sensing elements, the controller, and actuating devices.

    2. Name the advantages and disadvantages for using feedback control systems?

    Answer: One benefit of feedback control systems is that data is gathered at the process output.
    As a result, frictional and pressureless disturbances are taken into account by the control. The
    capability of feedback control systems to stabilize unstable processes by monitoring system
    output is another benefit. The biggest drawback of a feedback control system is the system's
    temporal latency. The output reaction will be the first indication of a process variation that
    occurred early in the process. After that, the process inputs will be modified to address the
    errors. Because of many factors, the entire process may dramatically diverge, causing
    disruption and inaccuracy.

    3. Identify if the system is open-loop or closed-loop system?

    Answer:

    • A furnace or air-conditioning system - CLOSED – LOOP SYSTEM

    • Electronic amplifier – CLOSED-LOOP SYSTEM

    • Oven toaster – OPEN-LOOP SYSTEM

    • Mechanical systems consisting of a mass, spring, and damper with a constant for positioning
    the mass. – CLOSED-LOOP SYSTEM

    4. Functionally, how do closed-loop systems differ from open-loop systems?

    Answer: Closed-loop systems adjust the response to account for disturbances after measuring
    it and comparing it to the input response or the anticipated output. The output has an impact on
    the input quantity in a way that causes it to adjust in reaction to the output produced.
    5. Name the three major criteria for control systems.

    Answers: The three major criteria for control systems are the following:

    • Transient response: the nature of the system's response while it is changingSteady

    • state response: the nature of the response after it has reached steady-state

    • Stability: this really comes before anything else.

    6. Name the two parts of a system’s response.

    Answer: The two parts of a system’s response are the following:

    • steady-state

    • transient response.

    7. Describe a typical control system analysis task.

    Answer: A typical control system analysis task is just to evaluate the system's performance.
    And. Consider transient response and steady-state error to see if the system met the needed
    specifications.

    8. Describe a typical control system design task.

    Answer:An example of a typical control system design task is when developing a control
    system, some components would need to be added or the system's parameters would need to
    be altered since the steady-state error and the transient reaction fell short of the system's
    standards or needs.

    9. Name the three approaches to the mathematical modeling of control systems?

    Answer: The three approaches in mathematical modeling of control systems are the following:

    • the transfer function.

    • the state space.

    • differential equations.
    10. A temperature control system operates by sensing the difference between the thermostat
    setting and the actual temperature and opening a fuel valve an amount proportional to this
    difference. Draw a functional closed-loop block diagram identifying the input and output
    transducers, the controller, and the plant. Further, identify the input and output signals of all
    subsystems previously discussed

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