How can I simulate the effect of a step disturbance on a plant output that is in feedback to the controller?

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Bhindhiya
Bhindhiya 2023-4-11
评论： Sam Chak 2023-4-18
Ran in:
bz = [0.1];
az=[1 -0.9];
ts=0.1;
Gz=tf(bz,az,ts);
[kpid,info] = pidtune(Gz,'pid');
T_pi = feedback(kpid*Gz, 1);
step(T_pi)
I want to add a constant unit disturbance that affects the system at some point of time and see the response in the presense of the disturbance. How can I do this?
Any advise would be very helpful. Looking forwaed to your replies.
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Sam Chak
Sam Chak 2023-4-18
hi @Bhindhiya, your title says that adding the disturbance on a plant output. Can you check again whether it's the input to the plant, or the the disturbance is injected at the output of the plant?

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Gokul Nath S J
Gokul Nath S J 2023-4-18
Hi Bhindhiya,
Based on my understanding, it seems that you want to add a disturbance to the system at a specific time. Let's say the disturbance be a disturbance. For to be start from a time instance , it should be multiplied with a unit step and then delayed accordingly. So the disturbance would be modelled as
Convert this disturbance to laplace domain and then multiply with the actual transfer function. As a sample code, if the disturbance is Ks in laplace domain, then
[kpid,info] = pidtune(Gz*Ks,'pid');
T_pi = feedback(kpid*Gz*Ks, 1);
step(T_pi)
with regards,
Gokul Nath S J

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