The table below summarizes what to do for each type of term in a Bode Plot. This is also available as a Word Document or PDF
Term | Magnitude | Phase |
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Constant: K | 20log10(|K|) | K>0: 0° K<0: ±180° |
Pole at Origin
(Integrator) |
-20 dB/decade passing through 0 dB at ω=1 | -90° |
Zero at Origin
(Differentiator)
|
+20 dB/decade passing through 0 dB at ω=1 (Mirror image of Integrator about 0 dB) |
+90° (Mirror image of Integrator about 0°) |
Real Pole
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Real Zero
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Underdamped Poles
(Complex conjugate poles) |
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You can also look in a textbook for examples
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Underdamped Zeros
(Complex conjugate zeros) |
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You can also look in a textbook for examples.
(Mirror image of Underdamped Pole about 0°) |
For example:
Second Order Real Pole
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-40 db/dec is used because of order of pole=2.
For a third order pole, asymptote is -60 db/dec
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-180° is used because order of pole=2. For a third
order pole, high frequency asymptote is at -270°.
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