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Bode Plot Examples

The document provides 3 examples of drawing Bode diagrams for different transfer functions. Each example breaks down the transfer function into its constituent parts, calculates the amplitude ratio (ART) and phase (φT) for different frequencies, and then plots the Bode diagram from this information.

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Bode Plot Examples

The document provides 3 examples of drawing Bode diagrams for different transfer functions. Each example breaks down the transfer function into its constituent parts, calculates the amplitude ratio (ART) and phase (φT) for different frequencies, and then plots the Bode diagram from this information.

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1 1 1
G= AR= =
s √ 12 ω 2 ω slope -1, wc=1 φ=−90

G=s AR=√ τ 2 ω 2 =√12 ω2 =ω slope +1 , wc=1 φ =+ 90

Example 1:

Draw the Bode Diagram for the transfer function:


2s
H ( s )=
( s+ 1 ) (2 s+ 1)
Solution
The transfer function has 3 components:
G1=2
AR=2 ϕ=0
G2=s
1 AR =ω ϕ=90
τ I =1, ω c = =1
τI
1
G 2= τ p =1,ω c =1 1 −1
( s +1 ) AR= ϕ=tan −1 ω
√1+12 ω2
1
G 2= τ p =2, ωc =0.5 1
(2 s +1) AR= ϕ=tan−1−2 ω
√1+22 ω2

AR T = AR1 × AR 2 × AR 3 × AR 4=
√ 1+ ω × √ 1+4 ω2
2

180 π
ϕT= (ϕ 1+ ϕ2 +ϕ 3 +ϕ 4 )=0+ −tan−1 2−tan −1 2ω
π 2

ω ART ϕT
0.0001 0.000 89.98
0.001 0.002 89.83
0.01 0.020 88.28
0.1 0.195 72.98
0.5 0.632 18.44
1 0.632 -18.43
10 0.099 -81.43
100 0.01 -89.14
Then bode diagram could be plotted by platting ART and ϕT vs. ω

Example 2:
Draw the Bode Diagram for the transfer function:
1
100( +1)
s
H ( s )=
( s+ 10 ) (s+100)
Solution

Step 1: Rewrite the transfer function in proper form.


1 1
( +1) ( +1)
100 s s
H ( s )= × =0.1×
10× 100 s s s s
10(+1 (
100 )
+1)
10
+1 (
100(+1) )
Step 2: Separate the transfer function into its constituent parts.
The transfer function has 4 components:
G1=0.1
AR=0.1 ∅=0
1
G2= +1 1

s 1 −1 −1
τ I =1, ω c = =1 AR =1 1+ ϕ=tan
τI 2 2
1ω 1ω
1
G 1= 1 1
s ϕ=tan−1−0.1 ω
(
10
+1 ) τ p =0.1, ωc =
0.1
=10 AR=
√1+0.12 ω2
1
G 2= 1 1 −1
s τ p =0.01, ωc = =100 AR= ϕ=tan −0.01 ω
( +1) 0.01
100 √1+0.012 ω2

AR T = AR 1 × AR 2 × AR 3 × AR 4=
0.1 1+

√ 1+ 0.01 ω × 2
√√ 1
ω2
1+ 0.0001ω
2

180 1
ϕ T =ϕ1 +ϕ 2 + ϕ3 + ϕ 4= (0−tan −1 −tan −1 0.1 ω−tan −1 0.01ω)
π ω

ω ART ϕT
0.0001 1000 -89.9
0.001 100 -89.4
0.01 10.00049 -84.4
0.1 1.004937 -45.6
1 0.140712 -12.0
10 0.070711 -51.3
100 0.007036 -129.3
1000 9.95E-05 -173.7
10000 1.00E-06 -179.4
Then bode diagram could be plotted by platting ART and ϕT vs. ω
Example 3:

Draw the Bode Diagram for the transfer function:


−0.4 s
Kc(0.1 s +1)e
H ( s )=
( s+ 1 )2(0.4 s +1)
Solution

G1= (0.1 s +1) , τp=0.1 , ωc1=10 , AR 1=√1+ 0.12 ω 2 , −1


ϕ 1=tan 0.1 ω

G2= e−0.4s , τ=0.4 , ωc2=2.5 , AR 2=1 ϕ 2=−0.4 ω

s +1
¿
1 1 1
G3= ¿¿ , τp=1 , ωc3=1 , AR 3= × = , ϕ 3=2 tan−1−ω
1
√1+ω √1+ ω 1+ ω2
2 2

1 1
G4= 0.4 s +1 , τp=0.4 , ωc4=2.5 , AR 3= −1
ϕ 4=tan −0.4 ω
√1+0.4 2 ω 2
AR T
= AR 1 × AR 2 × AR 3 × AR 4 = √1+0.12 ω2
Kc (1+ ω2 ) √1+0.4 2 ω 2

ϕ
(¿ ¿ 1+ϕ 2 +ϕ 3 + ϕ 4)=tan 0.1 ω−0.4 ω−2× tan−1 ω−tan −1 0.4 ω
−1

180
ϕT = ¿
π

ω ART ϕT
0.0001 1 -0.01547
0.001 0.999999 -0.1547
0.01 0.999893 -1.54694
0.1 0.989357 -15.4307
1 0.466554 -129.009
2.5 0.100534 -224.656
10 0.003396 -428.725
100 2.51E-05 -2474.96
Then bode diagram could be plotted by platting ART and ϕT vs. ω

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