Pole Zero Diagrams

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Electronic System Design

6MA022
Nyquist Criterion & Diagrams
Gresha S. Samarakkody (M.Phil, B.Sc )
What is poles and zeros?
Poles & Zeros

• If transfer function is denoting by,


Zeros = the roots of the equation
C(s) =0

Poles = the roots of the


equation R(s) = 0
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Example 1 Solution

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Example 2

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Example 2 Solutions

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Pole Zero Plot

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The pole-zero plot for a typical


third-order system with one real
pole and a complex conjugate
pole pair, and a single real zero
System Stability

Consider the following closed loop system

Can you write the closed loop


transfer function for this?
System Stability

If T(s) is Closed Loop Transfer


Function,

Where G(s) & H(s) are open loop


transfer functions.
Can you guess the poles and zeros of the
above equation?
Poles

• The closed-loop poles are the roots


of the characteristic equation,
Thank You

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