ControlSystems - Easy way to simplify Closed Loop Equation?

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The discussion focuses on simplifying closed-loop transfer functions in control systems, specifically using the example of G_OL = 5/s. The derived closed-loop transfer function is G_CL = 5K/(s + 5K). Participants note that while simple equations are easy to simplify, longer open-loop equations require more algebraic manipulation. For complex equations, using software tools like MATLAB can facilitate simplification. Overall, manual simplification is necessary for intricate equations, while computational tools can aid in the process.
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Homework Statement


##G_{OL} = \frac{5}{s}##
##G_{CL} = \frac{KG_{OL}}{1+KG_{OL}}##

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It's pretty easy when the equation is so simple
##G_{CL} = \frac{K\frac{5}{s}}{1+K\frac{5}{s}}##
##G_{CL} = \frac{5K}{s+5K}##

If the open loop equation is really long, is there an easy way to simplify it?
 
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What is the emaning of K?
If it is the feedback factor, the expression for Gcl is false.
 
jdoe10 said:

Homework Statement


##G_{OL} = \frac{5}{s}##
##G_{CL} = \frac{KG_{OL}}{1+KG_{OL}}##

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution


It's pretty easy when the equation is so simple
##G_{CL} = \frac{K\frac{5}{s}}{1+K\frac{5}{s}}##
##G_{CL} = \frac{5K}{s+5K}##

If the open loop equation is really long, is there an easy way to simplify it?

If youre referring to a non-computer based technique not really. You just need to power through the algebra, you'll get used to it.

You can use tools such as MATLAB that have the capability to do simplification.
 

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