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Chapter 15, Problem 8E
Sketch the Bode magnitude and phase plots for the following functions:
(a) 3 + 4s; (b)
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Homework #4
To plot the Bode plots of a given transfer function.
1.) Put the transfer function in STANDARD FORM.
2.) Write the Magnitude and phase equations from the STANDARD FORM.
3.) Plot the magnitude of each term separately.
4.) Add all magnitude terms to obtain the magnitude transfer function.
5.) Repeat 2-4 for the phase response.
6.) The total magnitude response in Decibel units is the summation and subtraction of the
responses of different terms.
7.) The total phase response in degrees is the summation and subtraction of the phase
responses of different terms.
STANDARD FORM
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