Substitute s for jw in a transfer function
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Hi, I have a transfer function define by
G = ([1 2],[3 4 5]) (as an example)
I want to change the 's' for 'jw'. Does anyone know how to do it?
I've tried subs(G,{s},{1j*omega}) but it didn't work.
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Jon
2021-1-11
Hi,
I think you mean that you define your transfer function using (you forgot the tf() in your example)
G = tf([1 2],[3 4 5]) %(as an example))
Then if you want to evaluate it at a particular frequency, that is a specific value of jw, you can use
w = 3; % for example 3 radians/sec
val = evalfr(G,j*w)
You can also use the freqresp function to evaluate it for multiple values along the jw axis
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Jon
2021-1-11
If as Pat suggest you don't have the Control System Toolbox, you can do this a little more neatly using
num = [1,2]
den = [3,4,5]
w = 3; % for example 3 rad/s
val = polyval(num,j*w)/polyval(den,j*w)
You can also use i*w MATLAB defines by default i and j as sqrt(-1)
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Pat Gipper
2021-1-11
Matlab uses the reserved constant "i" which is set equal to sqrt(-1). Using your transfer function as defined try the following which will result in the variable "G" which will be a complex number.
num=1*i*w+2;den=3*(i*w)^2+4*i*w+5;G=num/den;
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Pat Gipper
2021-1-11
编辑:Pat Gipper
2021-1-11
Based on some of your other questions it looks like you don't have access to the Control Systems Toolbox. So you need to do this arithmetic explicitly.
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