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    This document outlines an electrical engineering problem from Riphah College of Science & Technology involving modeling, analyzing, designing controllers and compensators for a linear time-invariant system. Students must select a system, derive its transfer function, analyze stability using poles/zeros and Bode plots, implement PID controllers, and design a lead/lag compensator to meet specific response criteria. The problem addresses various learning outcomes relating to linear system analysis and controller design.

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    This document outlines an electrical engineering problem from Riphah College of Science & Technology involving modeling, analyzing, designing controllers and compensators for a linear time-invariant system. Students must select a system, derive its transfer function, analyze stability using poles/zeros and Bode plots, implement PID controllers, and design a lead/lag compensator to meet specific response criteria. The problem addresses various learning outcomes relating to linear system analysis and controller design.

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    Department of Electrical Engineering

    Riphah College of Science & Technology


    Riphah International University, Lahore Campus,
    B.Sc. Electrical Engineering Program

    Complex Engineering Problem


    th
    Semester: 6 Session/Batch: 2020
    Subject: Linear Control Systems Maximum Marks: 100
    Issue Date: 23-June-2023 Due Date: 07-July-2023

    Title of Problem Modeling, Analysis, Controller and Compensator Design of Linear Time Invariant
    Complex Engineering Systems
    Attribute Knowledge Profile
    Attributes and Depth of knowledge required WK2: Conceptually based mathematics,
    Knowledge numerical analysis, statistics and formal
    Profile of aspects of computer and information science
    problem to support analysis and modelling applicable
    to the discipline

    Depth of analysis required WK2: Conceptually based mathematics,


    numerical analysis, statistics and formal
    aspects of computer and information science
    to support analysis and modelling applicable
    to the discipline.
    Range of Conflicting Requirements WK5:Knowledge that supports engineering
    design in a practice area

    Theory Yes Laboratory Yes

    Problem Statement Marks

    Select any system of your choice, either mathematical model or Laplace model, and perform
    the following:

    1. Give a brief explanation of the system


    2. Sketch its complete block diagram and derive its transfer function.
    3. Using pole zero map of the system elaborate the system’s response and stability.
    4. Analyze and comment on the system’s stability in its frequency domain using Bode
    plot.
    5. Carry out root locus analysis and determine its stability
    6. Response of the system without any controller.
    7. Response of the system with P, PI, PD, PID controllers, using at least 3 values of gains 100
    for each.
    8. Discuss the effect of P, PI and PID controllers on system response and compare the
    results.
    9. Design a suitable lead, lag, lead-lag compensator with 8% overshoot and settling time
    of 0.85 seconds.
    Department of Electrical Engineering
    Riphah College of Science & Technology
    Riphah International University, Lahore Campus,
    Pakistan B.Sc. Electrical Engineering Program

    Questions CLOs PLOs Marks


    Select any system of your choice, either mathematical model or Laplace model, and perform the following:
     Give a brief explanation Manipulate the mathematical models of
    of the system LTI electrical, mechanical, and
    electromechanical systems using the
     Sketch its complete input/output differential equations,
    block diagram and Transfer functions and state space 2 20
    derive its transfer techniques. (Problem Analysis)
    function.

     Using pole zero map


    of the system analyze
    the system’s response
    and stability. 10
     Analyze and comment Analyze the stability and transient
    on the system’s response characteristics of Linear Time
    behavior in its Invariant complex engineering systems
    frequency domain using time domain and frequency domain 2
    using Bode plot. technique. (Problem Analysis)
     Carry out root locus 20
    analysis and determine
    on its stability

     Response of the
    system without any
    controller.
     Response of the
    system with P, PI, PD,
    Improve the response of engineering
    PID controllers, using systems by using P, PI, PID controllers
    at least 3 values of 4
    and compensators.
    gains for each. (Investigation)
    30
     Discuss the effect of P,
    PI and PID controllers
    on system response
    and compare the
    results.

     Design a suitable lead,


    lag, lead-lag
    compensator with 8% Design a compensator and controller to 3 20
    overshoot and settling achieve desired closed loop response for Design/Development
    a system using time domain technique. of Solutions
    time of 0.85 seconds.

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