Introduction to Feedback & Loop Analysis - Block Diagrams

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These collections give an introduction to feedback. Why is feedback needed? What framework do I need to analyse feedback loops and behaviour? How can tools such as MATLAB be used to support this analysis and finally an introduction to basic feedback compensation laws such as proportional and integra…

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    Block diagrams 10 - Tutorial sheet on nested loops and use of MATLAB

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 16:48


    Tutorial sheet on block diagrams with nested loops. Also shows how MATLAB could be used to compute and illustrate overall behaviour of signals in the diagram.

    Block diagrams 8 – tutorial sheet on closed-loop transfer functions and use of MATLAB

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 13:35


    Tutorial sheet on block diagrams and computation of closed-loop transfer functions for determining the different signals in a loop. Also shows how MATLAB could be used to compute and illustrate overall behaviour of signals in the loop.

    Block diagrams 9 - Tutorial sheet on multi-input loops and use of MATLAB

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 12:27


    Tutorial sheet on block diagrams with several inputs such as a target, a disturbance and sensor noise. Also shows how MATLAB could be used to compute and illustrate overall behaviour of signals in the loop.

    Block diagrams 4 – summing junctions

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 17:02


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 4 focuses on the role and interpretation of a summing junction. Thanks to viewer who noticed a typo at 8.44 - an obvious missing G in final step!

    Block diagrams 7 – nested loops

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 12:13


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 7 demonstrates one method for analysing nested loops.

    Block diagrams 1 - Transfer functions

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 15:14


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 1 focuses on what is a transfer function?

    Block diagrams 6 – multiple inputs

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 12:54


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 6 considers loops which have multiple inputs.

    Block diagrams 2 – Series systems

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 11:09


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 2 focuses on what is a transfer functions in series.

    Block diagrams 5 – short cuts

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 12:59


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 5 focuses on short cut methods for closed-loop transfer functions.

    Block diagrams 3 – parallel systems

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 9, 2014 8:44


    Lectures aimed at giving an introduction to the definitions and meanings of simple block diagrams and easy to understand methods for computing relationships between loop inputs and outputs. Lecture 3 focuses on what is a transfer functions in parallel.

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