3000 essay matlab tasks deadline 12th April

Use Harvard referencing system British english Deadline is 12th April Budget: $150 USD Consider an industrial control system which contains one first order element and one second order element linked in series. They are included in a closed loop with unity feedback. The transfer function of the first order system is: H1(s)=1/(sT+1) The transfer function of the second order system is: H2(s)=T^2/(s^2+2δs+T^2 ) Where T – student number from the student list Damping ratio δ = 1 /T Write a report of a minimum of 3000 words covering the following aspects: Nr Task Mark % 1 Use MATLAB commands to examine the time domain behaviour of closed loop system. Explain the differences between the theoretical values for step and impulse responses and the simulated results. 15 2. Compare the simulated time responses for the closed loop system and individual elements when a unity step signal is applied. 10 3 Use MATLAB commands to examine the frequency domain behaviour of the closed loop system. Explain the differences between the theoretical values for Bode diagrams and the simulated results. 15 4 Compare the simulated Bode diagrams of the closed loop system and individual elements. 10 5 Study the stability of the closed loop system using one of the studied stability analysis techniques for continuous systems. 15 6 Convert the continuous closed loop system into a discrete system using z-transform. Discuss about the important aspects related to this conversion (Shannon's sampling theorem; aliasing and folding; Analogue-to-Digital (ADC) and Digital-to-Analogue (DAC) Converters, etc.) 15 7 General aspect of assignment (introduction, method, conclusions, grammar) 10 8 Student’s individual contribution (active participation in the class and tutorial sessions, submission of homework in UniLearn Discussion Board, etc). 10 TOTAL 100 Note: Unless there are extenuating circumstances, work submitted after the hand-in date (15 April 2016) will result in a maximum mark of 40%. The work handed in after the cut-off date (22 April 2016) will be marked with 0%. This written assignment represents 50% towards the overall mark. The salient points will be presented in lectures and reinforced by practical exercises, but students’ own searches and referencing will be necessary to achieve the appropriate undergraduate level standard. [login to view URL]