07-09-2009 05:01 AM
Hi,
is it possible to receive a transfer function from for example a simple lowpass RC-circuit or does it just work vice versa?
07-10-2009 02:59 AM
Hi Hoki,
you can't get the equation from a Transfer Function of your circuit. You can just use known TFs.
regards,
07-15-2009 09:12 AM
hoki22,
Standard R,L,C transfer functions are of the rational polynomial form F(s) =A * (1-s/Wz1)(1-s/Wz2).../(1-s/Wp1)(1-s/Wp2)...
where Wz1, Wz2.. are your zeros and Wp1,Wp2...are your poles.
If your Multisim tier allows it, you can run Pole-Zero analysis to determine these values and plug them into the equation (although you would still be required to determine the gain value A).
Hope that helps.
03-25-2012 12:36 PM
Hello,
I ask you how it's possible to create transfer functions of attached thermal model with labview, in order to simulate temperatures in T1 and T2.
where
P expressed in Watt
R expressed in Kelvin/Watt
C expressed in Joule/Kelvin