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Simple Examples of POG Modeling

1. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the inductances L1, L2, the capacities C3, C3, the resistances Ra, Rb, the input voltage Va and the output current Ib:

Va V3 V4

L1 L2

Ra

Rb

C3 C4 Ib

I1 I2

The POG model of the given electric circuit is the following:

Va - 

?

1 s

?φ1

1 L1

?

I1

 -

 -

Ra

6

6 - 

- 

?

1 s

?φ2

1 L2

?

I2

 -

 -

6

1 s

6Q3

1 C3

6

V3

- 

- 

1 Rb

?

?

 -

 -

6

1 s

6Q4

1 C4

6

V4

-  Ib

Let x = 

I1 I2 V3 V4

T

be the state vector (composed by the output power variables of the dynamic elements ) and let u =

Va Ib T

be the input vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = A ˙x + Bu in the state space:







L1 0 0 0 0 L2 0 0 0 0 C3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L









˙I1

˙I2

3

4









| {z }

˙x

=









−Ra Ra 0 0

Ra −Ra −1 0 0 1 −R1b R1b 0 0 R1bR1b









| {z }

A







 I1

I2

V3

V4







| {z } x

+





 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 −1







| {z }

B

" Va

Ib

#

| {z } u

• Analogy: direct correspondence between Electrical and Mechanical physical domains:

V1 Va

Fb

V3 V4

E1 E2

ba

bb

M3 M4 Fb

F1 F2

The physical domain is different (Mechanical), but the mathematical model is the same if V1 = V a, E1 = L1, E2 = L2, M3 = C3, M4 = C4, Fb = Ib, F1 = I1, F2 = I2, ba = Ra and bb = Rb.

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2. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the inductances L1, L3, the capacities C2, C3 and the resistances R3 and R4. Two inputs act on the system: the voltage Va and the voltage Vb. The outputs of the system are: the current Ia and the current Ib = I4.

Ia

I4

Va

L1

I1

V2

C2

I3

L3 R3

V3

V4

C4

R4

Vb

The POG model of the given electric circuit is the following:

Va

Ia

- 

?

1 s

?φ1

1 L1

?

I1

 -

 -

6

1 s

6Q2

1 C2

6

V2

- 

- 

?

1 s

?φ3

1 L3

?

I3

 -

 

R3

6

6

V3

- -

 -

6

1 s

6Q3

1 C4

6

V4

- 

- 

1 R4

?

?

I4

 -

Vb

Ib

Let x = 

I1 V2 I3 V4

T

be the state vector, u = 

Va Vb T

the input vector and y=

Ia Ib

T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y = Cx + Du in the state space:







L1 0 0 0 0 C2 0 0 0 0 L3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L







˙I1

2

˙I3

4







| {z }

˙x

=







0 −1 0 0

1 0 −1 0

0 1 −R3 −1 0 0 1 −R14







| {z }

A





 I1

V2

I3

V4







| {z } x

+





 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 R14







| {z } B

"

Va Vb

#

| {z } u

"

Ia Ib

#

| {z } y

=

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 R14

| {z }

C

x +" 0 0 0 −R14

#

| {z }

D

" Va Vb

#

| {z } u

• Analogy: direct correspondence between Electrical and Hydraulic physical domains:

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3. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the capacities C1, C3, C4, the inductance L2 and the resistances Ra and Rb. Two inputs act on the system: the current Ia and the voltage Vb. The outputs of the system are: the voltage Va and the current Ib.

Ib

Ib

Va VR

Ia

C1

V1

Ra

I2

L2

V3

C3

Rb

V4

C4

Vb

The POG model of the given electric circuit is the following:

Ia

Va

- -

?

1 s

?Q1

1 C1

?V1

 

- 

Ra

?

?

VR

 -

 -

6

1 s

6φ2

1 L2

6

I2

- 

- 

?

1 s

?Q3

1 C3

?

V3

 -

 -

1 Rb

6

6

Ib

- 

- -

?

1 s

?Q4

1 C4

?V4

 

Ib

Vb

Let x = 

V1 I2 V3 V4

T

be the state vector, u = 

Ia Vb T

the input vector and y=

Va Ib T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y = Cx + Du in the state space:







C1 0 0 0 0 L2 0 0 0 0 C3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L







 V˙1

˙I2

3

4







| {z }

˙x

=







0 0 0 0

0 −Ra −1 0 0 1 −R1b R1b 0 0 R1bR1b







| {z }

A





 V1

I2

V3

V4







| {z } x

+







1 0

Ra 0 0 R1b 0 −R1b







| {z }

B

"

Ia Vb

#

| {z } u

"

Va Ib

#

| {z } y

=

1 −Ra 0 0 0 0 R1bR1b

| {z }

C

x +

" Ra 0 0 −R1b

#

| {z }

D

" Ia Vb

#

| {z } u

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• Correct the following POG scheme adding minus signs in the summation elements:

Ia

Va

- -

?

1 s

?Q1

1 C1

?V1

 

- 

Ra

?

?

VR

 -

 -

6

1 s

6φ2

1 L2

6

I2

- 

- 

?

1 s

?Q3

1 C3

?

V3

 -

 -

1 Rb

6

6

Ib

- 

- -

?

1 s

?Q4

1 C4

?V4

 

Ib

Vb

Solution:

Ia

Va

- -

?

1 s

?Q1

1 C1

?V1

 

- 

Ra

?

?

VR

 -

 -

6

1 s

6φ2

1 L2

6

I2

- 

- 

?

1 s

?Q3

1 C3

?

V3

 -

 -

1 Rb

6

6

Ib

- 

- -

?

1 s

?Q4

1 C4

?V4

 

Ib

Vb

• Add the positive directions of the power flows to the following POG scheme:

Va

I1

- -

1 C1s

6

6

V1

 

- -

1 R3

?

?

IR3

 

- 

1 L2s

?

?

I2

 -

 -

1 Cbs

6

6

Vb

- 

- 

1 R2

?

?

IR2

 -

 -

1 C3s

6

6

V3

- 

V3

Ib

Solution:

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4. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the capacities C1, Cb, C3 and the resistan- ces R2 and R3. Two inputs act on the system: the voltage Vaand the current Ib. The outputs of the system are: the current I1 and the voltage V3.

Cb

L2

I1 I2

IR3

IR2

Ib

Va Vb

R2

R3

C1

C3

V1

V3

The POG model of the given electric circuit is the following:

Va

I1

- -

1 C1s

6

6

V1

 

- -

1 R3

?

?

IR3

 

- 

1 L2s

?

?

I2

 -

 -

1 Cbs

6

6

Vb

- 

- 

1 R2

?

?

IR2

 -

 -

1 C3s

6

6

V3

- 

V3

Ib

Let x = 

V1 I2 Vb V3

T

be the state vector, u = 

Va Ib T

the input vector and y =

 I1 V3

T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y= Cx + Du in the state space:







C1 0 0 0 0 L2 0 0 0 0 Cb 0 0 0 0 C3







| {z }

L







 V˙1

˙I2

b3







| {z }

˙x

=







R13 1 0 0

−1 0 −1 0

0 1 −R12

1 R2

0 0 R1

2R12







| {z }

A





 V1

I2

Vb V3







| {z } x

+







1 R3 0

1 0

0 0

0 −1







| {z }

B

"

Va

Ib

#

| {z } u

"

I1

V3

#

| {z } y

=

"

R13 1 0 0 0 0 0 −1

#

| {z }

C

x +

" 1 R3 0

0 0

#

| {z } D

" Va

Ib

#

| {z } u

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5. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the inductances L1, L3, the capacities C2, C4 and the resistances Ra and Rb. Two inputs act on the system: the voltage V1 and the current I4. The outputs of the system are: the current I1 and the voltage V4.

V1

L1

I1

Ia

Ra

C2

V2 I3

L3 V4

C4

Ib

Rb

I4

The POG model of the given electric circuit has the following structure:

V1

I1

- 

?

1 s

?φ1

1 L1

?

I1

 -

 

1 Ra

?

?Ia

- -

 

6

1 s

6Q2

1 C2

6V2

- -

 

?

1 s

?φ3

1 L3

?I3 - -

 -

6

1 s

6Q4

1 C4

6

V4

- 

- -

1 Rb

?

?Ib

 

V4

I4

Let x = 

I1 V2 I3 V4

T

be the state vector, u = 

V1 I4

T

the input vector and y =

 I1 V4

T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y= Cx + Du in the state space:







L1 0 0 0 0 C2 0 0 0 0 L3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L







˙I1

2

˙I3

4







| {z }

˙x

=







0 −1 0 −1

1 −R1a 0 −R1a

0 0 0 1

1 −R1a −1 −R1aR1b







| {z }

A





 I1

V2

I3

V4







| {z } x

+





 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 −1







| {z } B

"

V1

I4

#

| {z } u

"

I1

V4

#

| {z } y

=

" 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

#

| {z }

C

x +" 0 0 0 0

#

| {z } D

" V1

I4

#

| {z } u

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6. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the capacities C1, C4, the inductances L2, L3 and the resistances Ra, Rb and Rc. Two inputs act on the system: the voltage Va and the current Ib. The outputs of the system are: the current Ia and the voltage Vb.

I2

I2

Va

Ra

V1

C1

Ic

Rc

L2

L3

I3

V4

C4

Ib

The POG model of the given electric circuit has the following structure:

Va

Ia

- 

1 Ra

?

?

Ia

 -

 -

6

1 s

6Q1

1 C1

6

V1

- 

- 

?

1 s

?φ3

1 L2

?

I2

 -

 

Rc

6

6

Ic

- -

 

?

1 s

?φ3

1 L3

?I3 - -

 -

6

1 s

6Q4

1 C4

6

V4

- 

Vb

Ib

Let x = 

V1 I2 I3 V4

T

be the state vector, u = 

Va Ib T

the input vector and y =

 Ia Vb T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y= Cx + Du in the state space:







C1 0 0 0 0 L2 0 0 0 0 L3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L







 V˙1

˙I2

˙I3

4







| {z }

˙x

=







R1a −1 0 0 1 −Rc 0 −1

0 0 0 1

0 1 −1 0







| {z }

A





 V1

I2

I3

V4







| {z } x

+







1 Ra 0

0 0

0 0

0 −1







| {z }

B

"

Va Ib

#

| {z } u

"

Ia Vb

#

| {z } y

=

"

R1a 0 0 0 0 0 0 −1

#

| {z }

C

x +

" 1 Ra 0

0 0

#

| {z } D

" Va Ib

#

| {z } u

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7. Consider the following hydraulic circuit composed by the hydraulic inductances L1, L3, the hydraulic capacities C2, C4 and the hydraulic resistances R1, R2, R4, R5 and R6. Two inputs act on the system: the pressione Pa and the volume flow rate Qb. The outputs of the system are: the volume flow rate Qa= Q1+ Q5 and the pressione Pb = P4.

Pa

P1

L1

R1

P2

C2 Q2 C4 Q4

Qb

R2

L3

R4

P4

Q1

Q3

The POG model of the given hydraulic circuit has the following structure:

Pa

Qa

- -

R1

6

6

P1

 

- 

?

1 s

?φ1

1 L1

?

Q1

 -

 -

6

1 s

6V2

1 C2

6

P2

- 

- -

1 R2

?

?Q

2

 

- 

?

1 s

?φ3

1 L3

?

Q3

 -

 -

6

1 s

6V4

1 C4

6

P4

- 

- -

1 R4

?

?Q

4

 

Pb

Qb

Let x = 

Q1 P2 Q3 P4

T

be the state vector, u = 

Pa Qb

T

the input vector and y=

Qa Pb T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y = Cx + Du in the state space:







L1 0 0 0 0 C2 0 0 0 0 L3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L







 Q˙1

2

3

4







| {z }

x˙

=







−R1 −1 0 0 1 −R12 −1 0

0 1 0 −1

0 0 1 −R14







| {z }

A





 Q1

P2

Q3

P4







| {z }

x

+





 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 −1







| {z }

B

"

Pa Qb

#

| {z }

u

"

Qa #

=

" 1 0 0 0 #

x +" 0 0 # " Pa #

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8. Consider the following mechanical system composed by masses m1, m3, elasticity E4 and dampers b1, b2 and b5. Two inputs act on the system: the force Fa and the velocity Vb. The outputs of the system are: velocity V1 and the force F5.

F2 F5

F1 F3

Fa

V1 V3 Vb

m1 m3

b1 b3

b5

E2

The POG model of the given mechanical system has the following structure:

Fa

V1

- 

?

1 s

?p1

1 m1

?

V1

 -

 

b1

6

6

F1

- -

 -

6

1 s

6x2

1 E2

6

F2

- 

- 

?

1 s

?p3

1 m3

?

V3

 -

 

b3

6

6

F3

- -

 -

b5

6

6

F5

- 

F5

Vb

Let x = 

V1 F2 V3

T

be the state vector, u = 

Fa Vb T

the input vector and y =

 V1 F5

T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y= Cx + Du in the state space:



m1 0 0 0 E2 0 0 0 m3



| {z }

L



 V˙1

2

3





| {z }

x˙

=



−b1 −1 0

1 0 −1

0 1 −b3−b5



| {z }

A



 V1

F2

V3



| {z } x

+



 1 0 0 0 0 b5



| {z }

B

"

Fa Vb

#

| {z }

u

"

V1

F5

#

| {z }

y

=

" 1 0 0 0 0 b5

#

| {z }

C

x +" 1 0 0 −b5

#

| {z }

D

" Fa Vb

#

| {z }

u

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9. Consider the following electric circuit composed by the inductances L1, L2, the capacities C3, C4 and the resistances R1, R4 and R5. Two inputs act on the system: the voltage Va and the current Ib. The outputs of the system are: the current I1 and the voltage Vb.

Va

I1

L1

I2

L2

V3

C3

R4

Vr4

V4

C4

R5

Vb

Vr5

Ib

The POG model of the given electric circuit has the following structure:

Va

I1

- 

?

1 s

?φ1

1 L1

?

I1

 -

 

?

1 s

?φ2

1 L2

?I2

- -

 

R4

6

6

Vr4

- -

 

6

1 s

6Q3

1 C3

6V3

- -

 -

6

1 s

6Q4

1 C4

6

V4

- 

- -

R5

6

6

Vr5

 

Vb

Ib

Let x = 

I1 I2 V3 V4

T

be the state vector, u = 

Va Ib

T

the input vector and y =

 I1 Vb T

the output vector. Write the corresponding dynamic system L ˙x = Ax + Bu and y= Cx + Du in the state space:







L1 0 0 0 0 L2 0 0 0 0 C3 0 0 0 0 C4







| {z }

L







˙I1

˙I2

3

4







| {z }

˙x

=







−R4 R4 −1 −1 R4 −R4 1 1

1 −1 0 0

1 −1 0 0





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