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    NR/R09
    Code No: A4903, A4303/C4903,C4210,C4303
    JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD
    M.Tech I Semester Examinations, March/April-2011
    MODERN CONTROL THEORY
    (COMMON TO ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERING, POWER ELECTRONICS, POWER
    AND INDUSTRIAL DRIVES)
    Time: 3hours Max. Marks: 60
    Answer any five questions
    All questions carry equal marks
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    1. a) Explain the concepts of state, state variables, state model and state diagram with
    suitable examples.
    b) What are the advantages and disadvantages of state space analysis. [8+8]

    2. a) Derive the solution of Non-homogeneous state equations.


    b) Obtain the state model of the electrical network shown in figure by choosing
    minimum number of state variables

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    3. a) Define controllability and observability. Give the Kalman Test for both of them.

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    b) Consider a system having transfer function G ( s) = 2
    2s + 10
    . Write the

    J s + 5s + 6
    controllable canonical form of representation of the system.

    4. a) Explain the following nonlinearties i) Saturation and ii) Dead-zone.


    b) Discuss the describing function analysis of non linear systems.
    [8+8]

    [8+8]

    5. a) What are singular paints and how are they classified. Sketch them and explain
    b) Construct phase trajectory for the system described by the equation.
    dx 2 4 x1 + 3 x 2
    =
    dx1 x1 + x 2
    Comment on the stability of the system. [8+8]

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    6. a) Explain method of constructing Lyapunov functions by Krasooviski’s method for


    non linear systems.
    b) Consider a non-linear system described by the equations:
    •
    x1 = −3 x1 + x 2
    •
    x 2 = − x1 − x 2 − x 23
    By using the Krasoviskii method, investigate the stability of the system. [8+8]

    7. a) Explain the method of control system design by pole placement.


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    b) For the following system, the transfer function is given by
    s + 3s 2 + 2 s
    3

    Design a state feedback controller, so that the poles of the above system placed at
    -2, -1 ± j1.2. [8+8]

    8. a) State and explain the principle of optimality.


    b) Obtain the Hamilton Jacobi equation for the system described by
    •

    L D
    x = u (t ) , subjected to the initial condition x(0) = x0 Find the control law that

    R
    t1
    1 2
    minimizes J = x (t1 ) + ∫ ( x 2 + u 2 )dt , t1 specified. [8+8]
    2

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