Calculating servo transient response
David V. Stallard
Abstract
David V. Stallard
Abstract
THE methods of calculating the closed-loop frequency response of a linear control system are well known and straightforward. To calculate the transient response to a step input, which in some cases may be more important, is more difficult. There is need for a simple fast method of calculating the step transient response (preferably from the frequency response) for analytic purposes, and also for gaining insight into design for a specified step response.
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THE methods of calculating the closed-loop frequency response of a linear control system are well known and straightforward. To calculate the transient response to a step input, which in some cases may be more important, is more difficult. There is need for a simple fast method of calculating the step transient response (preferably from the frequency response) for analytic purposes, and also for gaining insight into design for a specified step response.
Key concepts: Transient response, Step response, Transient (computer programming), Frequency response, Control theory (sociology), Servomechanism, Simple (philosophy), Transient analysis