a. Many chemical processes can be modelled by the following transfer functions. K -e-Tds Js +1 G(s) = Where K is the gain, J is the time constant, and Td is the time delay. Obtain the transfer function for the system in terms of the system parameters. Assume that the time delay. Td is a multiple of the sample time T. b. Find the digital filter which is derived from the first-order analog low-pass filter using the exponential method. ab Gp(s) = (s +a)(s + b) c. In your own words clearly explain the importance of digital controls.

a. Many chemical processes can be modelled by the following transfer functions. K -e-Tds Js +1 G(s) = Where K is the gain, J is the time constant, and Td is the time delay. Obtain the transfer function for the system in terms of the system parameters. Assume that the time delay. Td is a multiple of the sample time T. b. Find the digital filter which is derived from the first-order analog low-pass filter using the exponential method. ab Gp(s) = (s +a)(s + b) c. In your own words clearly explain the importance of digital controls.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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