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    Mindanao State University

    MSU-Main, Marawi City


    Department of Electrical Engineering

    EEE 160.1 Laboratory Experiment No.1

    Submitted to:
    Professor Johaimen M. Omar

    Submitted by:
    Mohammad Ramzy B. Macapodi

    May 10, 2023


    1.1 OBJECTIVES

    To learn to use MATLAB to (1) generate polynomials, (2) manipulate polynomials,


    (3) generate transfer functions, (4) manipulate transfer functions, and (5) perform
    partial-fraction expansions.

    1.2 MINIMUM REQUIRED SOFTWARE PACKAGES


    MATLAB

    1.3 PRELAB

    1. Calculate the following by hand or with calculator:


    a. The roots of P1=s6 +7 s 5+2 s 4+ 9 s 3 +10 s 2+12 s+15

    By using MATLAB/Calculator, the roots are:

    b. The roots of P2=s6 + 9 s 5+ 8 s 4 +9 s3 +12 s 2+ 15 s+ 20


    By using MATLAB/Calculator, the roots are:

    S1: -8.1330 + 0.0000i


    S2: 0.6996 + 0.9880i
    S3: 0.6996 – 0.9880i
    S4: -1.2183 + 0.0000i
    S5: -0.5240 + 1.0501i
    S6: -0.5240 – 1.0501i

    c. P3=P1 + P2 ; P4=P 1−P2; P5=P1 P2

    Solution:

    P3 = P1 + P2
    P3 = (s6 + 7s5 + 2s4 + 9s3 + 10s2 + 12s + 15) + (s6 + 9s5 + 8s4 + 9s3 + 12s2 +
    15s + 20)
    P3 = 2s6 + 16s5 + 10s4 + 18s3 + 22s2 + 27s + 35
    P4 = P1 – P2
    P4 = (s6 + 7s5 + 2s4 + 9s3 + 10s2 + 12s + 15) - (s6 + 9s5 + 8s4 + 9s3 + 12s2 +
    15s + 20)
    P4 = -2s5 – 6s4 – 2s2 – 3s – 5

    P5 = P1P2
    P5 = (s6 + 7s5 + 2s4 + 9s3 + 10s2 + 12s + 15) (s6 + 9s5 + 8s4 + 9s3 + 12s2 +
    15s + 20)
    P5 = s12 +10s11 + 73s10 + 92s9 + 182s8 + 291s7 + 433s6 + 599s5 + 523s4 +
    609s3 + 560s2 + 465s + 300

    2. Calculate by hand or with a calculator the polynomial.


    P6 = (s + 7)(s + 8)(s + 3)(s + 5)(s + 9)(s + 10)
    P6 = s6 + 42s5 + 718s4 + 6372s3 + 30817s2 + 76530s + 75600

    3. Calculate by hand or with calculator the following transfer functions:


    20(s+ 2)(s+ 3)(s+ 6)(s +8)
    a. G1(s) =
    s (s+7)( s+ 9)( s+ 10)(s+ 15)
    6 3 2
    20 s + 380 s + 2480 s +6480 s+5760
    G1(s) = 5 4 3 2
    s + 41 s +613 s +397 s +3450 s
    4 3 2
    s +17 s + 99 s +223 s+140
    b. G2(s) = 5 4 3 2
    s + 32 s +363 s +2092 s +5052 s+ 4320
    G2(s) =
    (s+1)(s+ 4)(s+5)(s+7)
    ( s+16.78)(s+2.04−0.52i)(s +2.04+ 0.52i)(s +5.55−5.16 i)(s +5.55+5.16 i)

    c. G3(s) = G1(s) + G2(s)


    20(s+ 2)(s+ 3)(s+ 6)(s +8) ( s +1 )( s+ 4 )( s+5 ) (s +7)
    G3(s) = + 5
    s (s+7)( s+ 9)( s+ 10)(s+ 15) s + 32 s +363 s 3+ 2092 s 2+5052 s + 4320
    4

    G3(s) =
    2 2 2
    21(s +16.76)( s+7.999)(s+6.003)(s +6.079 s+9.499)(s +3.033 s+2.607)(s +11.46 s +59.47)
    s ( s+7 )( s+ 9 ) ( s+ 10 ) ( s+15)(s+16.79)(s2 +4.097 s+ 4.468)(s2 +11.12 s+57.6)

    G4(s) = G1(s) – G2(s)


    20(s+ 2)(s+3)(s+ 6)(s +8) (s +1)(s+ 4)(s+ 5)(s+ 7)
    G4(s) = − 5
    s (s+7)( s+3)( s+10)(s+15) s +32 s +363 s 3 +2092 s 2+5052 s+ 4320
    4

    G4(s) =
    2 2
    19(s+16.81)(s +8.001)(s +5.997)(s+3.252)(s+1.496)(s + 4.335 s+ 6.018)(s + 10.74 s +55.47
    s(s +7)(s +9)( s+10)(s+15)(s+16.79)(s2 + 4.097 s +4.468)( s2 +11.12 s+57.6)

    G5(s) = G1(s) x G2(s)


    G5(s) = (
    20(s+ 2)(s+3)(s+ 6)(s +8) ( s+1 ) ( s +4 ) ( s +5 ) ( s +7 )
    ¿( 5 )
    s (s+7)( s+3)( s+10)(s+15) s + 32 s +363 s 3+ 2092 s2 +5052 s +4320
    4

    G5(s) =
    20(s+ 2)(s+ 3)(s+ 4)(s+ 5)(s+ 6)(s +7)(s+8)(s+1)
    s (s+7)(s+ 9)(s+ 10)(s+ 15)(s+ 16.79)(s 2+ 4.079 s +4.468)(s 2+11.12 s+57.6)
    4. Calculate by hand or with calculator the partial-fraction expression of the
    following transfer functions:
    5(s+2)
    a. G6(s) =
    s (s2 +8 s +15)
    5(s+2)
    G6(s) =
    s (s+5)( s+3)
    5(s+2)
    b. G7(s) =
    s (s2 +6 s+9)
    5(s+2)
    G7(s) =
    s (s+3)( s+3)
    5(s+2)
    c. G8(s) =
    s (s2 +6 s+34)
    5 (s +2)
    G8(s) =
    s (s+3−5i)( s+3+5 i)
    1.4 LAB
    1. Use MATLAB to find P3 , P 4 and P5 in prelab 1.

    2. Use only one MATLAB command to find P6 in prelab 2.


    3. Use only two MATLAB command to find G1 (s) in prelab 3a presented as a
    polynomial divided by a polynomial.

    4. Use only two MATLAB command to find G2 (s) expressed as factors in the numerator
    divided by factors in the denominator.
    5. Using various combinations of G1 ( s ) and G2 (s), find G3 (s), G4 (s) , and G5 (s). Various
    combinations imply mixing and matching G1 (s) and G2 (s) expressed as factors and
    polynomials. For example, in find G3 (s), G1 ( s ) can be expressed in factored form and
    G2 (s) can be expressed in polynomial form. Another combination is G1 ( s ) and G2 (s) both
    expressed as polynomials. Still another combination is G1 ( s ) and G2 (s) both expressed in
    factored form.

    a. Various combinations for calculation of G3 (s):

    Calculation of G3 with G1 expressed in factor form and G2 expressed in factor form.


    Calculation of G3 with G1 expressed in polynomial form and G2 expressed in factor

    form.

    Calculation of G3 with both G1 and G2 expressed in polynomial form.


    Calculation of G3 with G1 expressed in factor form and G2 expressed in polynomial
    form.

    b. Various combinations for calculation of G4 (s) :

    Calculation of G4 with both G1 and G2 expressed in factor form


    Calculation of G4 with both G1 and G2 expressed in polynomial form

    Calculation of G4 with G1 expressed in factor form and G2 expressed in polynomial


    form.

    Calculation of G4 with G1 expressed in polynomial form and G2 expressed in factor


    form.
    c. Various combinations for calculation of G5 ( s ) :

    Calculation of G5 with G1 and G2 expressed in factor form.

    Calculation of G5 with both G1 and G2 expressed in polynomial form.


    Calculation of G5 with G1 expressed in factor form and G expressed in polynomial form.

    Calculation of G5 with G1 expressed in polynomial form and G2 expressed in factor


    form.

    6. Use MATLAB to evaluate the partial fraction expansions shown in Prelab 4.

    5(s+2)
    a. G6 ( s )=
    s (s2 +6 s+15)
    −1.5 0.833 0.6667
    Thus, G6 ( s )= + +
    (s+5) (s+3) s

    5(s+2)
    b. G7 ( s )=
    s (s2 +6 s+ 9)
    −1.1 1.7
    Thus, G7 ( s )= +
    (s+3) ¿¿

    5(s+ 2)
    c. G8 ( s )=
    s (s2 +6 s+34 )
    −0.1471− j 0.4118 −0.1471+ j 0.4118 0.2941
    Thus, G8 ( s )= + +
    ( s+ 3− j5) (s+3+ j5) s

    1.5 POSTLAB

    1. Discuss your findings for Lab 5. What can you conclude?

    - by using MATLAB application we can easily find out the problems or the error on the
    equation it shows to you the error in step by step so that you can change it to make it
    right. The result in Lab5, the outcome of various combinations is displayed in lab 5 in the
    form of polynomials or in the factor forms.

    2. Discuss the use of MATLAB to manipulate transfer functions and polynomials.


    Discuss any shortcomings in using MATLAB to evaluate partial fraction expansions.

    -MATLAB is a high-level programming language that can be used for a variety of tasks,
    including the basic commands and others. The student work is being greatly helped by
    this application as simple to use as computational codes, it shows to you the error step by
    step and make it right, simulation, prototyping and others.

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