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  • Source: Internet Page | [[Rules for Drawing Bode Diagrams 1.pdf|Downladed PDF]]

  • Amplitude:

    • Real zero: $+20 * \text{zero's multiplicity} \kern3px {\text{dB}\over\text{decade}}$
    • Real pole: $-20 * \text{pole's multiplicity} \kern3px {\text{dB}\over\text{decade}}$
    • Imaginary zero:
      • $+40 * \text{zero's multiplicity} \kern3px {\text{dB}\over\text{decade}}$
      • Peak at $w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \zeta^2}$
    • Imaginary pole:
      • $-40 * \text{pole's multiplicity} \kern3px {\text{dB}\over\text{decade}}$
      • Peak at $w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \zeta^2}$
  • Phase:

    • Starting Phase*:
      • $+0°$ if $K \gt 0$ ($K$ is the gain)
      • $\pm180°$ if $K \lt 0$ ($K$ is the gain)
    • Real zero: $+90° * \text{zero's multiplicity}$
    • Real pole: $-90° * \text{zero's multiplicity}$
    • Imaginary zero: $+180° * \text{zero's multiplicity}$
    • Imaginary pole: $-180° * \text{pole's multiplicity}$
  • Frequency Domain Response (Bode Form):

    • For a single-pole system, the transfer function in frequency domain is represented as: $H(j\omega) = \frac{A_{DC}}{1 + j\frac{\omega}{\omega_T}}$, where $A_{DC}$ is the DC gain and $\omega_T$ is the cutoff frequency.
    • Cutoff frequency ($f_T$) or $-3 , \text{dB}$ frequency is related to the time constant $\tau$ as: $\omega_T = \frac{1}{\tau}$.
  • Bode Plots:

    • The module of $H(j\omega)$ is represented in dB as $20 \log |H(j\omega)|$.
    • The DC gain ($A_{DC}$) is the value of $H(j\omega)$ when $\omega = 0$.
    • The cutoff frequency ($f_T$) corresponds to $|H(j\omega_T)| = \frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}$ in dB.

Gain

  • A real zero means $+20 \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
  • A real pole means $-20 \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
  • An imaginary zero
    • means $+40 \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
    • In the case of an imaginary zero there is a also peak is at $w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \kern2px \zeta^2}$
  • An imaginary pole:
    • means $+40 \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
    • There is a also peak is at $w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \kern2px \zeta^2}$
    • ~Ex.:
      ![[Pasted image 20230418162842.png]]

Phase

  • Starting Phase*:
    • $+0°$ if $K \gt 0$ ($K$ is the gain)
    • $\pm180°$ if $K \lt 0$ ($K$ is the gain)
  • Real zero: $+90° \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
  • Real pole: $-90° \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
  • Couple of conjugate complex zero: $+180° \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity
  • Couple of conjugate complex pole: $-180° \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$, where $\mu$ is its multiplicity