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    The document discusses the Bode plot analysis technique. It provides examples of common transfer functions containing poles and zeros and their corresponding Bode plot responses. Specifically, it shows that a simple pole has a 20dB/decade slope and a phase shift of -90 degrees, a simple zero has a 20dB/decade slope and a +90 degree phase shift, and DC poles or zeros result in infinite gain or phase shifts at DC. It then analyzes the Bode plot for the sample transfer function H(ω) = 200jω/((jω+2)(jω+10)) by converting it to standard form and identifying its poles and zeros. Finally, it provides two example exercises and solutions for plotting additional transfer

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    The document discusses the Bode plot analysis technique. It provides examples of common transfer functions containing poles and zeros and their corresponding Bode plot responses. Specifically, it shows that a simple pole has a 20dB/decade slope and a phase shift of -90 degrees, a simple zero has a 20dB/decade slope and a +90 degree phase shift, and DC poles or zeros result in infinite gain or phase shifts at DC. It then analyzes the Bode plot for the sample transfer function H(ω) = 200jω/((jω+2)(jω+10)) by converting it to standard form and identifying its poles and zeros. Finally, it provides two example exercises and solutions for plotting additional transfer

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    Plot Bode

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    The document discusses the Bode plot analysis technique. It provides examples of common transfer functions containing poles and zeros and their corresponding Bode plot responses. Specifically, it shows that a simple pole has a 20dB/decade slope and a phase shift of -90 degrees, a simple zero has a 20dB/decade slope and a +90 degree phase shift, and DC poles or zeros result in infinite gain or phase shifts at DC. It then analyzes the Bode plot for the sample transfer function H(ω) = 200jω/((jω+2)(jω+10)) by converting it to standard form and identifying its poles and zeros. Finally, it provides two example exercises and solutions for plotting additional transfer

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    BODE PLOT (b)

    Summary of Individual Factors


    1
    
    1 
    Simple Pole: 0 dB  
    1
     90
    1  j

    Simple Zero:  90
    0 dB
    1  j

    0 dB
    DC Zero:  90
    j

    DC Pole: 0 dB
     90
    1
    j
    PLOT BODE
    • Given 200 j
    H ( ) 
     j  2 j  10 

    • Convert the transfer function to standard


    form as:
    10 j
    H ( ) 
     j  j 
    1  1  
     2  10 
    • Refer to the table , plot the response :

    H ( )  10   j 
    1 1
     j   j 
    1   1  
     2   10 
    1 10 100 1000

    jω

    40

    20log10=20db
    20

    0db
    1/(1+jω/10)

    -20

    1/(1+jω/2)

    -40
    1 10 100 1000

    jω
    900

    450

    K
    0

    -450

    1/(1+jω/2) 1/(1+jω/10)

    -900
    Exercise 1

    5 j  2
    H ( ) 
     j  j  10 
    Solution
    Exercise 2

    50  j 
    H ( ) 
     j  4 j  10 2
    Solution

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