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Electrical Engineering Digital Control Laboratory Experiments

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Design of Digital Control Systems with Deadbeat Response and Other Controllers

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Q1. Which of the following methods is useful for achieving a deadbeat response using state feedback?

a: Kalman filtering Explanation

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b: Pole placement Explanation

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c: Bode plot analysis Explanation

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d: Nyquist criterion Explanation

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Q2. What is the relationship between state feedback and system controllability?

a: The system must be controllable to achieve a deadbeat response Explanation

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b: The system does not need to be controllable for deadbeat response Explanation

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c: Controllability is only required for steady-state performance Explanation

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d: Controllability is unrelated to state feedback control Explanation

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Q3. A discrete time system has the transfer function

. What is the pole location of this system?

a: -0.5 Explanation

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b: 1 Explanation

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c: -1 Explanation

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d: 0.5 Explanation

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Q4. For a discrete time system, the characteristic equation is

. What are the poles of this system?

a: 1,0.8 Explanation

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b: 1,-0.9 Explanation

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c: 0.9,0.9 Explanation

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d: 1.8,0.81 Explanation

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Q5. For a discrete time system with the transfer function

. What are the poles of this system?

a: 1,0.6 Explanation

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b: -1.6,0.64 Explanation

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c: 0.8,-0.8 Explanation

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d: 0.8,0.8 Explanation

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