Index of Topics
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
JK L M
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V W X Y
Z
Airplane Problems - See
Theme Problems
Al Dente's Oven - See
Theme Problems
Bode' Plots
Introduction to Bode' Plots
Phase Margin on Bode' Plots
Case Studies
First Order System - Motor Control
Second Order System
Compensators
Digital Implementation
Lag Compensation
Lead Compensation
Maximum Phase Lead in a Lead Compensator
Damping Ratio
Damping Ratio and Resonant Peaks (Bode' Plots)
Overshoot vs. Damping Ratio
Pole position for a damping ratio
Design (Control System Design)
Steady State Error
Digital/Sampled Systems
Introduction
Error (Steady State)
Integral Control
Step Inputs
First Order Systems
Filters
Filtering Pulse Signals
Low Pass Filters
Frequency Response Plots
Bode Plots
First Order Systems
Second Order Systems
Nyquist Plots
Gain Margin
Games
Help Pages
Control System Components
Identification Algorithm (Time Response)
Relationships in Block Diagrams
Integral Control
Introduction
Digital Implementation
Properties
Introduction to Control
Introduction to Control Systems
Note on ON-OFF Control
Note on Block Diagrams
Note on Proportional Control
Note on a Digital Control Loop
The Effect of Feedback on the Time Constant in Proportional Control of a First Order System
Limit Cycles
Nonlinear Systems
Describing Function Analysis
Phase Plane
Nyquist Stability Criterion (NSC)
Applying the NSC
Calculating Gain for Stability
Using a Nyquist Plot
Using a Bode' Plot
Operational Amplifier Circuits & NSC
Relative Stability
Phase Margin
Gain Margin
Systems with Poles at the Origin
Using Bode Plots To Evaluate Stability with the NSC
db Slope for Stability
What is it? Why does it work?
ON-OFF Control
Note on ON-OFF Control
Overshoot
vs Damping Ratio
Phase Margin
Why use Phase Margin?
What is it?
How do you calculate it?
on a Bode' plot
Bode Plot_SSE_
f
m
_Rise Time Example
PID Controllers
Proportional Control
Implementing Proportional Control
Introduction
Steady State Error
In Sampled Systems
Integral Control
Analysis
Bode Plot Example
Computer/Sampled Implementation
Example Problem
Introduction
Root Locus Analysis
Pole Location
The Effect of Pole Location on Second Order Response
Proportional Control
Implementing Proportional Control
Introduction
Proportional Control Lesson
Steady State Error
In Sampled Systems
The Effect of Feedback on the Time Constant in Proportional Control of a First Order System
Proportional Control Case Study
First Order Proportional Control System Simulator
Relative Stability
Phase Margin
An Example System
Gain Margin
Response Time
Measures of Response Time
Rise Time
vs Time Constant
Settling Time
Root Locus
Root Locus Rules
Starting & Ending Points
Real Axis Points
Asymptotes
Centroid
Gain Calculation
Root Locus Calculators
Using Root Locus Information to Predict Closed Loop Response
Sampled Systems
Second Order Systems
The Effect of Pole Location on Second Order Response
Speed of Response
Closed Loop Systems
Frequency Domain Relationship
Pole Position & Speed of Response
Rise Time
Relation to Time Constant
Settling Time
State Models
see also
Phase Plane
Steady State Error
For Unit Step Inputs
From Bode' Plots
An Example System
Study Guides
%OS vs Damping Ratio
db Slope for Stability - Take 1
db Slope for Stability - Take 2
Bode Plot_SSE_
f
m
_Rise Time Example
Nyquist Gain For Stability
Nyquist Gain For Stability using Bode
Phase Margin
Response Time From Open Loop Bode Plot
(Complete) Root Locus Example
SSE From Open Loop Bode PLot
Theme Problems
Airplanes
Second Order Model
Third Order Model
Third Order Model With Pitch Feedback
Al Dente's Oven
Liquid Level System
First Order Linear Model
Submarines
Third Order Model
Time Constants
Measurement Methods
Time Response
First Order Systems
Impulse Response
Step Response
Time Constants
Rise Time
An Example System
Second Order Systems
Impulse Response
Natural Frequency
Overshoot vs. Damping Ratio
Step Response
The Effect of Pole Location on Second Order Step Response
Tools (Special purpose calculators or simulators that open in separate windows)
Tools Index
Transfer Function Models
Useful Information
Z Transforms
Final Value Theorem
Introduction
Linearity
Multiple Pole Signals
Single Pole Signals