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For questions about Nyquist plots, often used to assess the stability of an electrical circuit which includes feedback. Consider also using the "frequency-response" tag, and "stability" tag if your question is about the stability of an electrical circuit.

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I have the following system where \$K,K_t\$ are both positive. I find the Open Loop Transfer Function (OLTF), which is: $$L\left(s\right)=\frac{K_{t}s+K}{s^{2}\left(s+2\right)}$$ Now to start the ...
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We learned in lecture that we do the Nyquist plot for the Loop transfer function (which we denote \$L(s)\$) and not the closed loop transfer function (which we denote \$G_{cl} (s)\$) which is simple ...
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Let \$G(s)=-s\$ then \$1+G(s)=1-s=0\iff s=1\$ so in a feedback loop the system will be unstable. But \$G(iw)=-iw\$ so the nyquist curve goes fron s=0 then down the imaginary axis thus N=0. Further \$P=...
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I have an issue with this exercise. First of all I need to satisfy the steady-state requirement so I need that the error to output transfer function is of type 1 (i.e. it has a zero at \$s=0\$) so ...
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Made with microcap v12. This is a circuit on which a question was asked by a user who later deleted the question. This circuit works at ~ 15 MHz. I would know how I could justify its operation. How ...
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While studying equivalent circuit models for lithium-ion battery packs, I came across the topic of Warburg Impedance. A paragraph from my source (Book Page 40 in preview) goes as follows: In the ...
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As pair the datasheet of LTC2207, maximum input frequency can be 700MHz. whereas the sampling frequency is 105MSPS. Two times 700MHz is way less than 105MSPS. So how is this not contradicting with ...
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I've been transforming systems from the s-domain to the z-domain, and looking at the Nyquist plots I get in the z-domain. So far I've assumed that the Nyquist stability criterion that applies in the s-...
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Scenario (plant model subject to process variations) Consider a plant \$P(s)\$ in series with a controller \$D(s)\$ with a negative feedback path around it, where the closed loop is given by the ...
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I've designed a system to get a desirable step response. However, I think the impulse response of my system is more important. There are many methods for designing a system for transient response ...
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From this page: The image below shows the same Nyquist path, but a different line. In this case there are two clockwise crossings (red) and two counterclockwise crossings, for a total of zero ...
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How do I assign the following Bode plots to their corresponding Nyquist diagram? Can i tell the number of poles of the transfer function of the nyquist plot, by looking at w→infinity (from which of ...
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I am given a half Nyquist plot and exercise as below I know how to plot a Nyquist curve for a given transfer function but I have trouble doing it the other way. I stumbled upon this post Deriving ...
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It is my understanding that an unstable closed loop in a minimum-phase system occurs when the loop gain (A*B of the characteristic equation) encircles the -1 point on the Nyquist chart. In https://www....
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I don't understand the solution done here. The Nyquist criteria I know is Z=N+P and I don't see the relation with this solution. Where do the angles come from?
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I am given a half Nyquist plot as below The dashed line stands for the asymptote of the locus and the poles are 0 or negative at real parts, besides there is no double root in the transfer function. ...
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For research purposes, I am trying to transmit a tone and record it using sub-Nyquist sampling. Via the PC microphone, for instance, I would expect to see the aliasing effect somewhere in the ...
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I am studying the Nyquist stability criterion and I am stuck on the following problem. The open-loop transfer function with unity feedback is \$\small\mathrm{ G(s)=\large\frac{1}{s-3}}\$. Following is ...
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I am solving practice problems on Nyquist Plot and I got stuck at a problem having a solution which I do not get at all. Here it is: Which of the following is the transfer function of a system having ...
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I plotted the bode plots of the transfer function: G(s)= 2.123×10^6 ((0.105s+1.01))/(s^2 (s+12566.37) ) It is as follows: As can be seen, it shows the gain margin as negative infinity, however loop ...
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I am reading Foundations of Oscillator Design by Guillermo Gonzales. When an amplifier is connected in a positive feedback configuration, the transfer function is \$A_{vf}(s)=\frac{A_v(s)}{1-\beta (s)...
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I want to draw by hand the Nyquist plot of an RC filter's transfer function. I do not want to use the "tricks" that help with building it faster (evaluating just some limits points) - I want ...
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I am trying to design a system to sample an RF signal using a 10MSPS 12 bit ADC (ADC12010CIVYX/NOPB). During frequency planning I observed that, to get a proper sample with out aliasing the input ...
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Amended the previous question to be more concise I have the following open-loop plant: $$G(s)=\frac{21.95s^2+224.2s+1906}{s^4+32.7s^3+285.8s^2}$$ These are the poles of the plant, and as you can see, ...
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I'm using MATLAB to plot a few functions in nyquist plots. I'm learning nyquist plots and I'm quite new to the concept. I plotted the nyquist plot for (s3 + s2 + 2s + 2)/(s2 - 9) [unstable system] and ...
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Which of the following methods tells Absolute stability & which method tells Relative Stability? I. Bode Plot ii. Routh Hurwitz iii. Root Locus iv. Nyquist Plot What i think is the following ...
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Given transfer function L(s) as a ratio of polynomials of s, I know that we can find gain margin (GM) and phase margin (PM) by using a Nyquist or Bode plot. From a Nyquist plot: Find a point where ...
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In Razavi's textbook, the following contour plots for the transfer function \$H(s)=A_0\frac{1+s/ \omega_z}{1+s/\omega_p}\$ are given. It's stated that \$H(\sigma_N) > H(\sigma_M)\$. How is this ...
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I am working on a balance controller for a robot. I have obtained a transfer function between the robots motor voltage and the robot pitch angle. $$G= \frac{ -5.893e05 s^4 - 7.71e08 s^3 - 1.435e11 s^2 ...
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Open loop Phase/Gain margins provide information on how much margin the closed loop system have until it becomes unstable. In other words, how much you can increase the effective loop gain and or ...
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The transfer function is \$F(p)=10/(p^2+2p+1).\$ Using Wolfram Alpha, the Nichols plot shows that the argument \$\to -\pi\$ when \$\omega \to +\infty\$. However, calculating the argument on paper ...
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I'm relatively new to control systems. I got to know how critically damped system looks like in Nyquist plot (same gain and phase cross over frequencies. PS. correct me if I'm wrong) and Bode plot ...
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I am trying to understand the Nyquist theory for knowing if a system is stable. Here is what I know : A system is unstable when the open loop transfer function + 1 of the system has one or more right ...
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Note: I need to do this by hand which is why I'm struggling. I'm only using MATLAB here to show the nyquist plot, and I was also using it to try and check my answer. Edit: There are poles at -50, -10 ...
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I have this circuit and I have to find \$x(t)\$, starting from \$ x_c (t) \$ I know that, at \$t=0\$, the switch is closed, so the capacitor is charged and, at the moment \$ x(n)T_c \$ the switch is ...
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Let's say I have a pure sinusoid at 135MHz and I am sampling at 150MHz (so fin < 2fs). So now in my first Nyquist zone, I will see a 15MHz alised component. From my understanding, the 15MHz signal ...
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Let us assume that the open loop transfer function of my system is: \$L(s)=\frac{10(s+1)(s+2)}{(s-3)(s-4)}\$ Also, the system has unity feedback, meaning that the closed loop transfer function is \$...
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How do I know the value at which the Nyquist plot crosses -180 degrees from looking at the Phase plot from the Bode?
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Finding gain and phase margins from Nyquist plots is basically finding the margin of change in gain and phase beyond which the plot encircles -1, respectively, with the assumption that the Nyquist ...
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OLTF loop gain My approach What I have done wrong?
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I make the imaginary part of \$loop \ gain=0\$ to find phase crossover frequency. But in one video, the person told that this method can only be applied when Polar plot crosses the real axis and ...
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Bode Plot 1) Why the gain plot |G(jw)| drops and then increases for conjugate zeroes ? 2) Why the gain plot |G(jw)| increases and then drops for conjugate poles ? Nyqust Plot 3) For Figure 9-18(B),...
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I often read that positive feedback is used to get oscillators (since the output of the circuit is summed up to its input signal and so leads to instability), while negative feedback to get amplifiers ...
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I am reading about Nyquist plot from this (http://www.cds.caltech.edu/~murray/books/AM08/pdf/fbs-loopanal_11Nov18.pdf) chapter. On page no. 10-2 its mentioned that "-1 + 0j" is critical point on ...
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Is the following statement from a book wrong? I thought sampling with twice the signal's highest frequency component would be adequate to completely recover the signal. But above it says sampling ...
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How does a time delay affect the gain and phase margin. Answers using nyquist plots would be helpful I know that a time delay of t corresponds to gain multiplying by 1 and phase subtracting omega*T . ...
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I have this open loop transfer function and I have to study the stability of the closed loop transfer function using the Nyquist criterion. What I got is that the characteristic equation 1+GH(s)=0 has ...
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Find the stability where: Find the stability: \$ G(s)= \frac{(s+3)(s+5)}{(s-2)(s-4)}; \$ \$ H(s)= 1; \$ I run this code in matlab: ...
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When I learnt how to do a Nyquist plot I was taught a really long-winded method that I don't understand to this day. I realised by myself that if you are given a system like below where \$s=j\omega\$ $...
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I am a beginner and trying to simulate a cole-cole plot of a simple parallel circuit having two R, one coil and a capacitor. Image attaced, LTspice version is XVII, pc is windows7. I've read this Q-A;...
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