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Notes Tee602 Bode Plot

This document provides an overview of Bode plots, which are used to analyze the stability of linear time-invariant control systems. It defines a transfer function and explains that Bode plots consist of two graphs: a magnitude plot showing gain vs. frequency, and a phase plot showing phase vs. frequency. It describes how to construct Bode plots from a given transfer function by identifying poles and zeros, and explains how to determine gain and phase margins from the plots to assess stability. Examples are provided to illustrate the Bode plot construction process.

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Notes Tee602 Bode Plot

This document provides an overview of Bode plots, which are used to analyze the stability of linear time-invariant control systems. It defines a transfer function and explains that Bode plots consist of two graphs: a magnitude plot showing gain vs. frequency, and a phase plot showing phase vs. frequency. It describes how to construct Bode plots from a given transfer function by identifying poles and zeros, and explains how to determine gain and phase margins from the plots to assess stability. Examples are provided to illustrate the Bode plot construction process.

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Bode Plot

Poles & Zeros and Transfer Functions


Transfer Function:

A transfer function is defined as the ratio of the Laplace


transform of the output to the input with all initial
conditions equal to zero. Transfer functions are defined
only for linear time invariant systems.

Considerations:

Transfer functions can usually be expressed as the ratio


of two polynomials in the complex variable, s.

Factorization:

A transfer function can be factored into the following form.


G(s)

K ( s z )( s z ) ... ( s z )
( s p )( s p ) ... ( s p )
1

m
n

The roots of the numerator polynomial are called zeros.


The roots of the denominator polynomial are called poles.

Poles, Zeros and S-Plane


An Example:

You are given the following transfer function. Show the


poles and zeros in the s-plane.
G ( s)

( s 8)( s 14)
s ( s 4)( s 10)

j axis
S - plane

-14

-10

-8

x
-4

origin
0

axis

Bode Plot
It is graphical representation of transfer function
to find out the stability of control system.
It consists of two plots
Magnitude (in dB) Vs frequency plot
Phase angle Vs frequency plot

Bode Plot
Consider following T.F
G(s)

K 1( s z1 )( s z2 ) ... ( s zm )
2

s s

N
s ( s p1 )( s p2 ) ... ( s pn ) 1 2


wn wn

Put s=jw
G ( jw)

K 1( jw z1 )( jw z2 ) ... ( jw zm )
2

jw
jw

N
( jw) ( jw p1 )( jw p2 ) ... ( jw pn ) 1 2


wn wn

Arrange in following form


G ( jw)

K 1(1 jwT1 )(1 jwT2 ) ... (1 jwTm )


2

jw jw

N
( jw) (1 jwTa )(1 jwTb ) ... (1 jwTn ) 1 2

wn wn

G ( jw) | G ( jw) | G ( jw)

Bode Plot
So

G ( jw) | G ( jw) | G ( jw)


Magnitude

Phase Angle

Magnitude in dB 20 log10 | G ( jw) |

Hence Bode Plot consists of two plots


Magnitude ( 20 log10 | G ( jw) | dB) Vs frequency plot (w)
Phase angle ( G ( jw) )Vs frequency plot (w)

Bode Plot
Magnitude in dB
20 log10 | G ( jw) | 20 log10 | K | 20 log10 | 1 jwT1 | 20 log10 | 1 jwT2 | ... 20 log10 | 1 jwTn |

20 log10 | 1 jwTa | 20 log10 | 1 jwTb | ... 20 log10 | 1 jwTm | etc

Phase Angle
G ( jw) ( K ) 1 jwT1 1 jwT2 ... 1 jwTn
1 jwTa 1 jwTb ... 1 jwTm etc

900 tan 1 jwT1 tan 1 jwT2 ... tan 1 jwTn


tan 1 jwTa tan 1 jwTb ... tan 1 jwTm etc

Bode Plot
Type of
System

Initial Slope

Intersection with
0 dB line

0
1
2
3
.
.
.
N

0 dB/dec
-20dB/dec
-40dB/dec
-60dB/dec
.
.
.
-20NdB/dec

Parallel to 0 axis
=K
=K1/2
=K1/3
.
.
.
=K1/N

Bode Plot Procedure

Steps to draw Bode Plot


1. Convert the TF in following standard form & put s=jw
G ( jw)

K 1(1 jwT1 )(1 jwT2 ) ... (1 jwTm )


2

jw
jw

N
( jw) (1 jwTa )(1 jwTb ) ... (1 jwTn ) 1 2

w
w

n
n

2. Find out corner frequencies by using

1 1 1
1 1 1
,
, ...
,
,
Rad / sec
T1 T2 T3 Ta Tb Tc

etc

Bode Plot Procedure


3. Draw the magnitude plot. The slope will change at each
corner frequency by +20dB/dec for zero and -20dB/dec for
pole.
For complex conjugate zero and pole the slope will change by
plot
40dB / dec
4. Starting
i. For type Zero (N=0) system, draw a line up to first (lowest)
corner frequency having 0dB/dec slope of magnitude (height)
20log10K
ii. For type One (N=1) system, draw a line having slope
-20dB/dec from w=K and mark first (lowest) corner frequency.
iii. For type One (N=2) system, draw a line having slope
-40dB/dec from w=K1/2 and mark first (lowest) corner
frequency.

Bode Plot Procedure


5. Draw a line up to second corner frequency by
adding the slope of next pole or zero to the
previous slope and so on.
i. Slope due to a zero = +20dB/dec
ii. Slope due to a pole = -20dB/dec

6. Calculate phase angle for different value of w


and draw phase angle Vs frequency curve

Bode Plot GM & PM

Gain Margin: It is the amount of gain in db that can be


added to the system before the system become
unstable

GM in dB = 20log10(1/|G(jw|) = -20log10|G(jw|
Gain cross-over frequency: Frequency where magnitude plot
intersect the 0dB line (x-axis) denoted by wg

Phase Margin: It is the amount of phase lag in degree


that can be added to the system before the system
become unstable

PM in degree = 1800+angle[G(jw)]
Phase cross-over frequency: Frequency where phase plot
intersect the 1800 dB line (x-axis) denoted by wp

Less PM => More oscillating system

Bode Plot GM & PM

Bode Plot & Stability


Stability by Bode Plot
1. Stable
If wg<wp => GM & PM are +ve

2. Unstable
If wg>wp => GM & PM are ve

3. Marginally stable
If wg=wp => GM & PM are zero

Bode Plot Examples


Example 1:Sketech the Bode plot for the TF

Determine
(i) GM
(ii) PM
(iii) Stability

1000
G ( s)
(1 0.1s )(1 0.001s )

Bode Plot Examples


Solution:
1. Convert the TF in following standard form & put s=jw

1000
G ( jw)
(1 0.1 jw)(1 0.001 jw)
2. Find out corner frequencies
1
1
10
1000
0.1
0.001
So corner frequencies are 10, 1000 rad/sec

Bode Plot Examples


How to draw different slopes

Bode Plot Examples


Magnitude Plot

Bode Plot Examples

Phase Plot
S.N W
o

Angle (G(jw)

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

----900
-980
-134.420
-153.150
-161.360
-168.570
-172.790
-1800

1
100
200
1000
2000
3000
5000
8000
Infi

Bode Plot Examples


Phase Plot

Bode Plot Examples


Phase Plot

Bode Plot Examples


So Complete Bode Plot

BodePlotGui.fig

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