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Zero State Response Question 1:

A linear time invariant system is characterized by the homogeneous state equation:

[x˙1x˙2]=[1011][x1x2]

The solution of homogeneous equation for the given initial state vector X0=[10] is

  1. [ett2et]
  2. [ettet]
  3. [e2tte2t]
  4. [e2tte2t]

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : [ettet]

Zero State Response Question 1 Detailed Solution

From the given state space representation,

A=[1011]

[sIA]=[s00s][1011]

[s101s1]

[sIA]1=1(s1)2[s101s1]

[1s101(s1)21s1]

eAt=L1[1s101(s1)21s1]

[et0tetet]

X(t) = eAt X(0)

[et0tetet][10]

[ettet]

Zero State Response Question 2:

All the constant – N loci in G-plane intersect the real axis in points

  1. -1 and origin
  2. -0.5 and +0.5
  3. -1 and +1
  4. Origin and +1

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : -1 and origin

Zero State Response Question 2 Detailed Solution

M, and N circles:

Constant magnitude loci that are M-circles.

Constant phase angle loci that are N-circles.

These are the fundamental components in designing the Nichols chart.

N-circle:

The phase angle is 

N = Tan [tan-1(Y/X) - Tan-1(Y/(X-1)) ]

All N-circles intersect the real axis between -1 and origin only.

Note:

M-circle:

The equation for M- circles 

X[M-1] + Y2 [M-1] +2XM2 +M2 = 0 -------- (1)

Case -1: 

If M ≠ 1, the equation (1) represents a family of circles.​

Centre = [(-M2) / (M2-1), 0]
​Radius = M / (M
2-1)

Case-2:

If M = 1, The equation (1) represents a straight line.

If M = 1, the M loci symmetrical with the Imaginary axis.

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Zero State Response Question 3:

Consider the following state variable equations:

1(t) = x2 (t)

2 (t) = -6x1 (t) – 5x2 (t)

The initial conditions are x1 (0) = 0 and x2(0) = 1. At t = 1 second, the value of x2(1) (rounded off to two decimal places) is   

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) -0.13 - -0.11

Zero State Response Question 3 Detailed Solution

Initial conditions: x1(0) = 0, x2 (0) = 1

1(t) = x2(t)

By applying the Laplace transform, we get

sx1(s) – x1(0) = x2(s)

⇒ s x­1(s) = x2(s)

x1(s)=x2(s)s

2(t) = -6x1(t) – 5x2(t)

sx2(s) – x2(0) = -6x1(s) – 5x2(s)

sx2(s)1=6x2(s)s5x2(s)

x2(s)=1(s+6s+5)

x2(s)=2s+2+3s+3

By applying the inverse Laplace transform,

x2(t) = -2e-2t + 3e-3t

x2(1) = -2e-2 + 3e-3 = -0.12

Alternate Method:

[x˙1(t)x˙2(t)]=[0165][x1(t)x2(t)]

Since, ẋ1(t) = x2(t) & x1(0) = 0, x2(0) = 1

2(t) = -6x1(t) – 5x2(t)

Now, to calculate ZIR

ϕ(s)=(sIA)1=Adj(sIA)|sIA|=[s+516s]s2+5s+6=[s+5(s+2)(s+3)1(s+2)(s+3)6(s+2)(s+3)s(s+2)(s+3)]

[x1(t)x2(t)]=ϕ1(t)x(0)=[ϕ11(t)ϕ12(t)ϕ21(t)ϕ22(t)][01]

[x1(t)x2(t)]=[ϕ12(t)ϕ22(t)]  

x2(t)=ϕ2(t)=L1{s(s+2)(s+3)}=2e2t+3e3t

⇒ x2(1) = -2e-2 + 3e-3 = -0.121

x2(1) = -0.121  

Zero State Response Question 4:

Consider the state space realization

[x˙1(t)x˙2(t)]=[0009][x1(t)x2(t)]+[045]u(t), with the initial condition [x1(0)x2(0)]=[00].

where u(t) denotes the unit step function. The value of

limt|x12(t)+x22(t)| is ________.

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) 4.95 - 5.01

Zero State Response Question 4 Detailed Solution

The total response of the system is given by

X(t) = ZIR + ZSR

Where,

ZIR = Zero input response

ZSR = Zero state response

ZIR = et x(0)

ZSR = L-1 [ϕ(s) B U(s)]

Where

Φ(s) = (SI - A)-1

Calculations:

ZIR = eat x(0)

X(0) = [00]

ZIR=[00]

ZSR = L-1 [ϕ (s) B U(s)]

SIA=[s00s+9]

Adj(sIA)=[s+900s]

ϕ(S)=(sIA)1=Adj[sIA]|sIa|

=[1s001s+9]

ZSR=L1[(1s001s+9)(045)(1s)]

CI =L1[045s(s+9)]=[05(1e9t)]

x1(t) = 0

x2 (t) = 5 (1 – e-9t)

limt|x12(t)+x22(t)|

=0+52

= 5

Zero State Response Question 5:

Consider the linear system x˙=[1002]x, with initial condition x(0)=[11]. The solution x(t) for this system is

  1. x(t)=[ette2t0e2t][11]
  2. x(t)=[et00e2t][11]
  3. x(t)=[ett2e2t0e2t][11]
  4. x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

Zero State Response Question 5 Detailed Solution

x˙=[1002]x,x(0)=[11]

A=[1002]

The solution x(t) = eAt x(0)

eAt=L1[(sIA)1]

[sIA]=[s00s][1002] 

=[s+100s+2]

[sIA]1=1(s+1)(s+2)[s+200s+1] 

=[1s+1001s+2]

eAt=L1[(sIA)1]=[et00e2t]

x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

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Consider the state space realization

[x˙1(t)x˙2(t)]=[0009][x1(t)x2(t)]+[045]u(t), with the initial condition [x1(0)x2(0)]=[00].

where u(t) denotes the unit step function. The value of

limt|x12(t)+x22(t)| is ________.

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) 4.95 - 5.01

Zero State Response Question 6 Detailed Solution

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The total response of the system is given by

X(t) = ZIR + ZSR

Where,

ZIR = Zero input response

ZSR = Zero state response

ZIR = et x(0)

ZSR = L-1 [ϕ(s) B U(s)]

Where

Φ(s) = (SI - A)-1

Calculations:

ZIR = eat x(0)

X(0) = [00]

ZIR=[00]

ZSR = L-1 [ϕ (s) B U(s)]

SIA=[s00s+9]

Adj(sIA)=[s+900s]

ϕ(S)=(sIA)1=Adj[sIA]|sIa|

=[1s001s+9]

ZSR=L1[(1s001s+9)(045)(1s)]

CI =L1[045s(s+9)]=[05(1e9t)]

x1(t) = 0

x2 (t) = 5 (1 – e-9t)

limt|x12(t)+x22(t)|

=0+52

= 5

The dynamics of the state [x1x2] of the system is governed by the differential equation [x1x2]=[1234][x1x2]+[2010] Given that the initial state is [00], the steady value of [x1x2] is

  1. [3040]
  2. [2010]
  3. [515]
  4. [5035]

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : [5035]

Zero State Response Question 7 Detailed Solution

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[x˙1x˙2]=[1234][x1x2]+[2010]

A=[1234],B=[2010]

[sIA]=[s00s][1234]

=[s123s+4]

[sIA]1=1(s1)(s+4)+6[s+423s1]

x(t)=L1[eAtX(0)+eAt.Bu(s)]

Given that X(0) = 0

x(t)=L1[eAtBu(s)]

x(s) = eAt B u(s)

=1s[1(s1)(s+4)+6][s+423s1][2010]

x()=lts0sX(s)

=lts01(s1)(s+4)+6[s+423s1][2010]

=1(1)(4)+6[4231][2010]

=12[80+206010]=[5035]

All the constant – N loci in G-plane intersect the real axis in points

  1. -1 and origin
  2. -0.5 and +0.5
  3. -1 and +1
  4. Origin and +1

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 1 : -1 and origin

Zero State Response Question 8 Detailed Solution

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M, and N circles:

Constant magnitude loci that are M-circles.

Constant phase angle loci that are N-circles.

These are the fundamental components in designing the Nichols chart.

N-circle:

The phase angle is 

N = Tan [tan-1(Y/X) - Tan-1(Y/(X-1)) ]

All N-circles intersect the real axis between -1 and origin only.

Note:

M-circle:

The equation for M- circles 

X[M-1] + Y2 [M-1] +2XM2 +M2 = 0 -------- (1)

Case -1: 

If M ≠ 1, the equation (1) represents a family of circles.​

Centre = [(-M2) / (M2-1), 0]
​Radius = M / (M
2-1)

Case-2:

If M = 1, The equation (1) represents a straight line.

If M = 1, the M loci symmetrical with the Imaginary axis.

F1 Jai.P 31-10 20 Savita D19

Consider the following state variable equations:

1(t) = x2 (t)

2 (t) = -6x1 (t) – 5x2 (t)

The initial conditions are x1 (0) = 0 and x2(0) = 1. At t = 1 second, the value of x2(1) (rounded off to two decimal places) is   

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) -0.13 - -0.11

Zero State Response Question 9 Detailed Solution

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Initial conditions: x1(0) = 0, x2 (0) = 1

1(t) = x2(t)

By applying the Laplace transform, we get

sx1(s) – x1(0) = x2(s)

⇒ s x­1(s) = x2(s)

x1(s)=x2(s)s

2(t) = -6x1(t) – 5x2(t)

sx2(s) – x2(0) = -6x1(s) – 5x2(s)

sx2(s)1=6x2(s)s5x2(s)

x2(s)=1(s+6s+5)

x2(s)=2s+2+3s+3

By applying the inverse Laplace transform,

x2(t) = -2e-2t + 3e-3t

x2(1) = -2e-2 + 3e-3 = -0.12

Alternate Method:

[x˙1(t)x˙2(t)]=[0165][x1(t)x2(t)]

Since, ẋ1(t) = x2(t) & x1(0) = 0, x2(0) = 1

2(t) = -6x1(t) – 5x2(t)

Now, to calculate ZIR

ϕ(s)=(sIA)1=Adj(sIA)|sIA|=[s+516s]s2+5s+6=[s+5(s+2)(s+3)1(s+2)(s+3)6(s+2)(s+3)s(s+2)(s+3)]

[x1(t)x2(t)]=ϕ1(t)x(0)=[ϕ11(t)ϕ12(t)ϕ21(t)ϕ22(t)][01]

[x1(t)x2(t)]=[ϕ12(t)ϕ22(t)]  

x2(t)=ϕ2(t)=L1{s(s+2)(s+3)}=2e2t+3e3t

⇒ x2(1) = -2e-2 + 3e-3 = -0.121

x2(1) = -0.121  

Consider the linear system x˙=[1002]x, with initial condition x(0)=[11]. The solution x(t) for this system is

  1. x(t)=[ette2t0e2t][11]
  2. x(t)=[et00e2t][11]
  3. x(t)=[ett2e2t0e2t][11]
  4. x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 4 : x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

Zero State Response Question 10 Detailed Solution

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x˙=[1002]x,x(0)=[11]

A=[1002]

The solution x(t) = eAt x(0)

eAt=L1[(sIA)1]

[sIA]=[s00s][1002] 

=[s+100s+2]

[sIA]1=1(s+1)(s+2)[s+200s+1] 

=[1s+1001s+2]

eAt=L1[(sIA)1]=[et00e2t]

x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

Zero State Response Question 11:

For the given differential equation find the ratio of zero state response to the zero input response in the discrete time domain.

3y[n - 2] - 4y[n - 1] + y[n] = x[n]

Where, x[n] = u[n] and y[-2] = 2, y[-1] = 0

  1. u[n]
  2. u[n]/6
  3. -u[n]/6
  4. u[-n]

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : -u[n]/6

Zero State Response Question 11 Detailed Solution

Taking z-transform of the differential equation:

3[Y(z) z-2 + y(-1)z-1 + y(-2)] - 4[Y(z) z-1 + y(-1)] + Y(z) = X(z)

∴ Y(z)(3z-2 – 4z-1 + 1) = X(z) - 6

Y(z)=X(z)3z24z1+163z24z1+1

Where the first term on the right hand side represents the Zero State Response and second term represents Zero Input Response.

With x(n) = u(n), the z-transform will be:

X(z)=zz1

Y(z)=z(z1)(3z24z1+1)63z24z1+1

Zero state response = z(z1)(3z24z1+1)

Zero input response = 63z24z1+1

Now, the ratio of the zero state response to the zero input response R(z) will be:

R(z)=z(z1)(3z24z1+1)63z24z1+1=z6(z1)

R(z)=16(1z1)ZT116u[n]

Zero State Response Question 12:

Consider the following state space representation of a linear time-invariant system.

dx(t)dt=[2003]x(t)

y(t) = C x(t)

CT=[11]x(t)andX(0)=[11]

The value of y(t) for t = 1 is _______

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) 0.16 - 0.20

Zero State Response Question 12 Detailed Solution

A=[2003]

x(t) = eAt X(0)

eAt = L-1 [sI - A]-1

[sIA]=[s00s][2003]

=[s+200s+3]

[sIA]1=1(s+2)(s+3)[(s+3)00s+2]

=[1s+2001s+3]

L1[(sIA)1]=[e2t00e3t]

x(t)=[e2t00e3t][11]=[e2te3t]

y(t)=Cx(t)=[11][e2te3t]=e2t+e3t

At t = 1, y(1) = e-2 + e-3 = 0.185

Zero State Response Question 13:

Consider the state space realization

[x˙1(t)x˙2(t)]=[0009][x1(t)x2(t)]+[045]u(t), with the initial condition [x1(0)x2(0)]=[00].

where u(t) denotes the unit step function. The value of

limt|x12(t)+x22(t)| is ________.

Answer (Detailed Solution Below) 4.95 - 5.01

Zero State Response Question 13 Detailed Solution

The total response of the system is given by

X(t) = ZIR + ZSR

Where,

ZIR = Zero input response

ZSR = Zero state response

ZIR = et x(0)

ZSR = L-1 [ϕ(s) B U(s)]

Where

Φ(s) = (SI - A)-1

Calculations:

ZIR = eat x(0)

X(0) = [00]

ZIR=[00]

ZSR = L-1 [ϕ (s) B U(s)]

SIA=[s00s+9]

Adj(sIA)=[s+900s]

ϕ(S)=(sIA)1=Adj[sIA]|sIa|

=[1s001s+9]

ZSR=L1[(1s001s+9)(045)(1s)]

CI =L1[045s(s+9)]=[05(1e9t)]

x1(t) = 0

x2 (t) = 5 (1 – e-9t)

limt|x12(t)+x22(t)|

=0+52

= 5

Zero State Response Question 14:

An unforced LTI system is represented by

[x˙1x˙2]=[1002][x1x2]

If initial conditions are x1(0)=1andx2(0)=1 then solution of state equation is –

  1. x1(t)=1,x2(t)=2
  2. x1(t)=et,x2(t)=2et
  3. x1(t)=et,x2(t)=e2t
  4. x1(t)=et,x2(t)=2et

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 3 : x1(t)=et,x2(t)=e2t

Zero State Response Question 14 Detailed Solution

Unforced response is

x(t)=ϕ(t)x(0)

Where ϕ(t)=L1{(SIA)1}

(SIA)=[s+100s+2]

(SIA)1=1(s+1)(s+2)[s+200s+1]=[1s+1001s+2]

ϕ(t)=[et00e2t]

x(t)=[et00e2t][11]

x(t)=[ete2t]

Zero State Response Question 15:

A linear time invariant system is characterized by the homogeneous state equation:

[x˙1x˙2]=[1011][x1x2]

The solution of homogeneous equation for the given initial state vector X0=[10] is

  1. [ett2et]
  2. [ettet]
  3. [e2tte2t]
  4. [e2tte2t]

Answer (Detailed Solution Below)

Option 2 : [ettet]

Zero State Response Question 15 Detailed Solution

From the given state space representation,

A=[1011]

[sIA]=[s00s][1011]

[s101s1]

[sIA]1=1(s1)2[s101s1]

[1s101(s1)21s1]

eAt=L1[1s101(s1)21s1]

[et0tetet]

X(t) = eAt X(0)

[et0tetet][10]

[ettet]

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