The root locus plot shows how the roots of the characteristic equation change with variations in the closed-loop system's gain parameter, allowing designers to predict effects on closed-loop pole locations. Designers can use root locus to understand how adding open-loop poles and zeros impact stability. To design effectively using root locus, engineers must be able to generate root loci both manually and using computer tools like MATLAB.
The root locus plot shows how the roots of the characteristic equation change with variations in the closed-loop system's gain parameter, allowing designers to predict effects on closed-loop pole locations. Designers can use root locus to understand how adding open-loop poles and zeros impact stability. To design effectively using root locus, engineers must be able to generate root loci both manually and using computer tools like MATLAB.
The root locus plot shows how the roots of the characteristic equation change with variations in the closed-loop system's gain parameter, allowing designers to predict effects on closed-loop pole locations. Designers can use root locus to understand how adding open-loop poles and zeros impact stability. To design effectively using root locus, engineers must be able to generate root loci both manually and using computer tools like MATLAB.
The root locus plot shows how the roots of the characteristic equation change with variations in the closed-loop system's gain parameter, allowing designers to predict effects on closed-loop pole locations. Designers can use root locus to understand how adding open-loop poles and zeros impact stability. To design effectively using root locus, engineers must be able to generate root loci both manually and using computer tools like MATLAB.
– The Root Locus Plot is a plot of the roots of the
characteristic equation of the closed-loop system
for all values of a system parameter, usually the gain; however, any other variable of the open- loop transfer function may be used. – By using this method, the designer can predict the effects on the location of the closed-loop poles of varying the gain value OR adding open-loop poles and/or open-loop zeros. – A designer MUST know how to generate the root loci of the closed-loop system BOTH by hand and with a computer (e.g., MatLab). Mechatronics K. Craig Root Locus Analysis and Design 4