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1、Chapter 9Automation Control System Section 1 Introductionn Textn New Words and Expressionsn Exercisesn Endn Scientific Thesis Writing:Main BodySection 1 Introduction Automatic control systems permeate life in all advanced societies today.Such systems act as catalysts in promoting progress and develo
2、pment.They are integral components of any industrial society and are necessary for the production of goods required by an increasing world population.Technological developments have made it possible to travel to the moon and to explore outer space.The successful operation of space vehicles,the space
3、 shuttle,space stations,and reconfigurable flight control systems depends on the proper functioningSection 1 Introductionof the large number of control systems used in such ventures.The DC shunt motor of Fig.9-1 is an example for open-loop control systems.For a given value of field current,a require
4、d value of voltage is applied to the armature to produce the desired value of motor speed.In this case the motor is the dynamic part of the system,the applied armature voltage is the input quantity,and the speed of the shaft is the output quantity.A variation of the speed from the desired value,due
5、to a change of mechanical loadSection 1 Introductionon the shaft,can in no way cause a change in the value of the applied armature voltage to maintain the desired speed.Therefore,the output quantity has no influence on the input quantity.Section 1 Introduction Fig.9-1 Open-loop control system(a)elec
6、tric motor;(b)functional block diagram Section 1 Introduction System in which the output quantity has no effect upon the input quantity are called open-loop control systems.The example just cited is represented symbolically by a functional block diagram,as shown in Fig.9-1(b).The desired speed of th
7、e motor is the command input;the selection of the value of time on the value of voltage applied to the motor armature is represented by the reference-selector block;and the output of this block is identified as the reference input.The reference input is applied to the dynamic unit that performs the
8、desiredSection 1 Introductioncontrol function,and the output of this block is the desired output.A person could be assigned the task of sensing the actual value of the output and comparing with the command input.If the output does not have the desired value,the person can alter the reference-selecto
9、r position to achieve this value.Introducing the person provides a means through which the output is fed back and is compared with the input.Any necessary change is then made in order to cause the output to equal the desired value.TheSection 1 Introductionfeedback action,therefore,controls the input
10、 to the dynamic unit.Systems in which the output has a direct effect upon the input quantity are called closed-loop control systems.To improve the performance of the closed-loop system so that the output quantity is as close as possible to the desired quantity,the person can be replaced by a mechani
11、cal,electrical,or other form of comparison unit.The functional block diagram of a single-input single-output(SISO)closed-loop control system is illustrated in Fig.9-2.ComparisonSection 1 Introductionbetween the reference input and the feedback signal results in an actuating signal that is the defere
12、nce between these two quantities.The actuating signal acts to maintain the output at the desired value.This system is called a closed-loop control system.The designation closed-loop implies the action resulting from the comparison between the output and input quantities in order to maintain the outp
13、ut at the desired value.Thus,the output is controlled in order to achieve the desired value.Section 1 IntroductionFig.9-2 Functional block diagram of a closed-loop control system Section 1 Introduction The fundamental difference between the open-and closed-loop systems is the feedback action,which m
14、ay be continuous or discontinuous.Continuous control implies that the output is continuously fed back and compared with the reference input.In one form of discontinuous control the input and output quantities are periodically sampled and compared;i.e.,the control action is discontinuous in time.This
15、 is commonly called a digital,discrete-data,or sampled-data feedback control system.A discrete-data control system may incorporate a digital Section 1 Introductioncomputer,which improves the performance achievable by the system.In another form of discontinuous control system the actuating signal mus
16、t reach a prescribed value before the system dynamics reacts to it;i.e.,the control action is discontinuous in amplitude rather than in time.This type of discontinuous control system is commonly called an on-off or relay feedback control system.Both forms may be present in a system.Section 1 Introdu
17、ction A signification date in the this history of automatic feedback control systems is 1934,when Hazens paper Theory of Servomechanisms was published in the Journal of the Franklin Institute,marking the beginning of the very intense interest in this new field.It was in this paper that the word serv
18、omechanism originated,from the words servant(or slave)and mechanism.Blacks important paper on feedback amplifiers appeared in the same year.After World War II,control theory was studied intensively and applications have proliferated.Section 1 IntroductionMany books and thousands of articles and tech
19、nical papers have been written,and the application of control systems in the industrial and military fields has been extensive.This rapid growth of feedback control systems was accelerated by the equally rapid development and widespread use of computer.Section 1 Introduction The control theory devel
20、oped through the late 1950s may be categorized as conventional control theory and is effectively applied to many control-design problems,especially to SISO systems.Since then,control theory has been developed for the design of more complicated systems and for multiple-input multiple-output(MIMO)syst
21、ems.Space travel has become possible only because of the advent of modern control theory.Areas such as trajectory optimization and minimum-time and/or minimum-fuel problems,which are very importantSection 1 Introductionin space travel,can be readily handled by multivariable control theory.The introd
22、uction of micro-processors as control elements,i.e.,performing control functions in contrast to being used solely as computational tools,has had an enormous impact on the design of feedback control systems that achieve desired control-system specifications.Section 1 Introduction The early studies of
23、 control systems were based on the solution of differential equations by classical means.Other than for simple systems,the analysis in this approach is tedious and does not readily indicate what changes should be made to improve system performance.Use of the Laplace transform simplifies this analysi
24、s somewhat.Nyquists paper published in 1932 dealt with the application of steady-state frequency-response techniques to feedback amplifier design.This work was extended by Black and Bode.Hall and Harris appliedSection 1 Introductionfrequency-response analysis in the study of feedback control systems
25、,which furthered the development of control theory as a whole.Another advance occurred in 1948,when Evans presented his root-locus theory.This theory affords a graphical of the stability properties of a system and permits the graphical evaluation of both the time and the frequency response.Laplace t
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