I want to do a general code to make a transfer function of any rlc circuit
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is there any functions or tips to help me in the code. the user only knows the R, L and C values, the currents are unknowns, the laplace out and input of the circuit are determined by the user and the code doesnt know what are they. i know it is a bit complecated, the professor gave us this assignment and the dead line is two days away.
again i have to do a general code to generate any transfer function of an rlc circuit with any number of loops and any cmbination of elements.
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Sulaymon Eshkabilov
le 28 Déc 2023
The transfer function of RLC circuit will be derived using input voltage vs. voltage across capacitor (1) or input voltage vs. current (2):
(1) Considering Vout vs. Vin a simple series RLC circuitry:
Vout/Vin = 1/(LCs^2+RCs+1) can be also written as (1/LC)/(s^2+R/L+1/LC)
(2) The relationship between current and input voltage then,
I/Vin = 1/(R+Ls+1/Cs)
OR
I/Vin = Cs/(CLs^2+CRs+1)
R = 100; % Ohm
L = 20; % H
C = 1e-6; % F
NUM1 = 1;
DEN1 = [L*C R*C 1];
TF1 = tf(NUM1, DEN1)
NUM2 = [C 0];
DEN2 = [C*L R*C 1];
TF2 = tf(NUM2, DEN2)
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Sam Chak
le 29 Déc 2023
Now, if such an auto-modeling MATLAB function is available, how do you (as a user) validate the accuracy of the transfer function? Would 100% trust all results without any exceptions?
As an Electrical Design Engineer, I would prefer to have a function that can covert the circuits from LTspice, and Proteus to an equivalent Simscape block diagram.
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