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Source: Internet Page | [[Rules for Drawing Bode Diagrams 1.pdf|Downladed PDF]]
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Amplitude:
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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
$w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \zeta^2}$
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Imaginary pole:
$-40 * \text{pole's multiplicity} \kern3px {\text{dB}\over\text{decade}}$ - Peak at
$w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \zeta^2}$
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Real zero:
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Phase:
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Starting Phase*:
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$+0°$ if$K \gt 0$ ($K$ is the gain) -
$\pm180°$ if$K \lt 0$ ($K$ is the gain)
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Real zero:
$+90° * \text{zero's multiplicity}$ -
Real pole:
$-90° * \text{zero's multiplicity}$ -
Imaginary zero:
$+180° * \text{zero's multiplicity}$ -
Imaginary pole:
$-180° * \text{pole's multiplicity}$
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Starting Phase*:
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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:$\omega_T = \frac{1}{\tau}$ .
- For a single-pole system, the transfer function in frequency domain is represented as:
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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.
- The module of
- 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
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$+40 \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$ , where$\mu$ is its multiplicity - In the case of an imaginary zero there is a also peak is at
$w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \kern2px \zeta^2}$
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- An imaginary pole:
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$+40 \cdot \mu \kern5px \frac{\text{dB}}{\text{dec}}$ , where$\mu$ is its multiplicity - There is a also peak is at
$w = w_0 \sqrt{1 - 2 \kern2px \zeta^2}$ - ~Ex.:
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Starting Phase*:
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$+0°$ if$K \gt 0$ ($K$ is the gain) -
$\pm180°$ if$K \lt 0$ ($K$ is the gain)
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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