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Consider a transfer function (H(s)) that has a double pole at zero, a single pol

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Question

Consider a transfer function (H(s)) that has a double pole at zero, a single pole at negative 1000, a single zero at negative 100 and a gain of 250.

         A)   Express H(j?) in standard form for drawing a Bode plot.

B)    Plot the Bode straight-line approximation for the log-magnitude (LM) response of H(j?) over the range ? = 10 rad/s to ? = 100 krad/s using the 4-cycle semi-log graph paper. Label all slopes in dB/oct or dB/dec and all levels in dB.

C)    Plot the Bode straight-line approximation phase plot (i.e., f(?) vs. ?) for the transfer function over the range ? = 10 rad/s to ? = 100 krad/s using the 4-cycle semi-log graph paper provided. Label all slopes in degrees/dec and all levels in degrees.

Explanation / Answer

A) H(s) = 100*(s+100)/[s^2(s+100)]

      H(jw) = 100( jw+100)/[ w^2(jw+1000)]

             = 10( j0.01w+1)/[ w^2(j0.001w+1)]


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