getting error while using feedback
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syms s d e
y=((0.005659*s^2+0.05206*s+0.004496)/(s^3+9.357*s^2+2.228*s+0.06147))*((27.5084*d)+(27.5084*(e/s)))
using feedback(y,1,-1) is giving me a error, what is wrong here
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Jesús Zambrano
on 5 Aug 2021
You need to work with model objects, they must be either continuous os discrete with identical sample times.
Here, please read the documentation about the command feedback, which also includes some examples:
Hope it helps!
Paul
on 5 Aug 2021
The Control System Toolbox does not support operations on sym objects. Having siad that, the error message that I'm seeing is fairly opaque, something about "not enough input arguments," which isn't very helpful.
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VBBV
on 5 Aug 2021
%if true K1 = tf([0.005659 0.05206 0.004496],[1 9.357 2.228 0.06147]) K2 = tf([0 0 27.5084 0],[0 0 27.5084 0]) feedback(K1,K2,1)
Try something like above. Split the function to two TF and apply feedback
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Paul
on 5 Aug 2021
Wow. When I read read the question, it never occured to me that e and d are signals, as opposed to unquantifed parameters. Having said that I think that K2 should be:
K2 = tf(27.5084,[1 0]);
And K2 should be in the forward path, not the feedback path? And sitll need to account for the disturbance input, d.
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