Bode & Nyquist diagrams from expirmental results

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To create Bode and Nyquist diagrams from experimental results, start by plotting the phase delay and voltage gain data. For the Bode plot, use log-log paper, labeling the frequency axis and plotting the data points smoothly. The Nyquist plot requires knowledge of the system's feedback status; in this case, it is open-loop. The transfer function provided is 1 / (0.0022s + 1), which can be used for the Nyquist diagram. Following these steps will facilitate the accurate representation of the system's frequency response.
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I have a task to draw a bode and nyquist diagrams from an expirmential results, I have the phase delay and the votage gain data, can you help me to darw bode and nyquist diagrams?


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gimini75 said:
Hi

I have a task to draw a bode and nyquist diagrams from an expirmential results, I have the phase delay and the votage gain data, can you help me to darw bode and nyquist diagrams?


Thanks

Just use matlab.
 
Thanks for your reply, but I want to draw it without using MATLAB.
 
gimini75 said:
Hi

I have a task to draw a bode and nyquist diagrams from an expirmential results, I have the phase delay and the votage gain data, can you help me to darw bode and nyquist diagrams?


Thanks

For the Bode plot, start with log-log paper, label the horizontal frequency axis with the appropriate frequency range, and label the vertical axis with both gain and phase shift markers. Theh just plot the data points that you have and connect the dots in a smooth fashion.

For the Nyquist plot, it's a little more involved -- does your system include feedback, or is it open-loop?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_plot

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Thanks for your reply, the system which I want to draw a Nyquist does not have a feedback.
 
Can you give us the transfer function?
 
Thanks for your reply, the transfer function is:
1 / (0.0022s + 1)
 

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