An alternate graphic representation of the Evans root locus plot, called gain plots, which exposes the relationship between the gain and the pole locations in polar coordinates, is presented. Gain plots portray the magnitude and angle on each closed-loop system eigenvalue in the complex plane as a function of gain. The gain plots highlight several important stability and performance features of the system. Inspection of the gain plots provides information about the closed-loop eigenvalue sensitivity to changes in gain. Gain plots provide a unified approach for single-input, single-output and multivariable systems where compensation dynamics are governed by a single scalar gain amplifying all plant inputs. An example demonstrates the utility...
Analytical conditions are derived which enable the root locus shapes of many simple systems to be ob...
A MacLaurin's series expansion is used to approximate the individual sheets of the characteristic ga...
Abstract: "This technical report promotes graphically based methods for determining the gain margin ...
An alternate graphic representation of the Evans root locus plot, called gain plots, which exposes t...
Abstract: "This report proposes a new graphical representation and perspective on the Evans root loc...
Abstract: "This paper proposes a new graphical representation and perspective on the Evans root locu...
Abstract: "This report promotes a new graphical representation of the behavior of linear, time-invar...
This paper develops a geometric perspective that ties together a number of graphically based techniq...
This paper develops a geometric perspective that ties together a number of graphically based techniq...
This paper develops a geometric perspective that ties together a number of graphically based techniq...
An alternate graphical representation of linear, time-invariant, multi-input, multi-output (MIMO) sy...
Graphically based methods for determining the gain margin and phase margin of linear time-invariant ...
Graphically based methods for determining the gain margin and phase margin of linear time-invariant ...
The root-locus method is a well-known and commonly used tool in control system analysis and design. ...
Root Locus is an excellent method for finding the relative stability of the system. It is a powerful...
Analytical conditions are derived which enable the root locus shapes of many simple systems to be ob...
A MacLaurin's series expansion is used to approximate the individual sheets of the characteristic ga...
Abstract: "This technical report promotes graphically based methods for determining the gain margin ...
An alternate graphic representation of the Evans root locus plot, called gain plots, which exposes t...
Abstract: "This report proposes a new graphical representation and perspective on the Evans root loc...
Abstract: "This paper proposes a new graphical representation and perspective on the Evans root locu...
Abstract: "This report promotes a new graphical representation of the behavior of linear, time-invar...
This paper develops a geometric perspective that ties together a number of graphically based techniq...
This paper develops a geometric perspective that ties together a number of graphically based techniq...
This paper develops a geometric perspective that ties together a number of graphically based techniq...
An alternate graphical representation of linear, time-invariant, multi-input, multi-output (MIMO) sy...
Graphically based methods for determining the gain margin and phase margin of linear time-invariant ...
Graphically based methods for determining the gain margin and phase margin of linear time-invariant ...
The root-locus method is a well-known and commonly used tool in control system analysis and design. ...
Root Locus is an excellent method for finding the relative stability of the system. It is a powerful...
Analytical conditions are derived which enable the root locus shapes of many simple systems to be ob...
A MacLaurin's series expansion is used to approximate the individual sheets of the characteristic ga...
Abstract: "This technical report promotes graphically based methods for determining the gain margin ...