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() ( 1 )
If is electric inductance, is electric resistance, is source voltage, is electromotive
force constant, and is rotor position, then using KVL principle for the armature circuit,
=
+ .
( 2 )
If is moment of inertia of the rotor,
+
()
+()
( 3 )
()
()
( 4 )
Substituting Eq ( 4 ) to Eq ( 3 ) the result is:
= +
()
+ +
()
( 5 )
Converting Eq.( 1 ), Eq ( 2 ), and Eq ( 5 ) to the s-domain results :
=
2
() ( 6 )
=
+ () ( 7 )
= +
+ +
() ( 8 )
=
()
+
( 9 )
Practically,
2
= . If () : speed,
= +
= +
, then substituting Eq ( 6 ),
Eq ( 8 ), and Eq ( 9 ) gives the result :
()
()
=
2
+
+
2
( 10 )
When
= and
= , Eq ( 10 ) becomes
()
()
=
2
+ + + + 2
2
( 11 )
When no load, Eq ( 10 ) becomes
()
()
=
2
+ + + +
2
( 12 )
Dividing Eq ( 10 ) to Eq ( 12 ) by s to produce the transfer function of the position,
()
()
=
3
+
2
+
+
2
( 13 )
()
()
=
3
+ +
2
+ + 2
2
( 14 )
()
()
=
3
+ +
2
+ +
2
( 15 )
An example of DC motor parameters are shown in Table 1.
In Table 1, the rotor and shaft are assumed to be rigid. Thus, the transfer functions of the
speed and position are given by:
()
()
=
20
2
+ 102 + 200.2
(speed in rad/s) ( 16 )
()
()
=
20
3
+ 102
2
+ 200.2
(position in rad/s) ( 17 )
When the plant is loaded with the same mechanical system, then
()
()
=
10
2
+ 102 + 200.1
(speed in rad/s) ( 18 )
()
()
=
10
3
+ 102
2
+ 200.1
(position in rad/s) ( 19 )
In the simulation experiment, the loaded DC motor can be approximated by multiplying the
plant with 0.5.
Table 1 Example of DC motor parameters
Parameter Symbol Unit Magnitude
Moment of inertia kg.m
2
0.01
Damping constant kg.m
2
/sec 0.1
Constant - 0.01
Resistance ohm 1.00
Inductance henry 0.50
Source voltage (input) volt Variable
Rotor position (output) rad Variable