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23 The input x and output y of a system are described by the differential
equation:
dra +-
a + 2y =x
If initially the input and output are zero, what will be the output
when there is a unit step input?
24 The input x and output y of a system are described by the differential
equation:
+4 +3y =x
If initially the input and output are zero, what will be the output
when there is a unit impulse input?
25 A control system has a forward path transfer function of 2/(s + 2)
and a negative feedback loop with transfer function 4. What will be
the response of the system to a unit step input?
26 A system has a transfer function of 100(s +s+ 100). What will be
its natural frequency co, and its damping ratio (?
27 A system has a transfer function of 10/(s + 4s + 9). Is the system
under-damped, critically damped or over-damped?
28 A system has a transfer function of 3/(s + 6s + 9). Is the system
under-damped, critically damped or over-damped?
29 A system has a forward path transfer function of 10/(s + 3) and a
negative feedback loop with transfer function 5. What is the time
constant of the resulting first-order system?
30 Determine the delay time and the rise time for the following first-
order systems: (a) G(s) = 1/(4s + 1). (b) G(s) = S/(s + 1). (c) G(s) -
2/(s + 3).
31 A first-order system has a time constant of 30 s. What will be its
delay time and rise time when subject to a unit step input?
32 A first-order system when subject to a unit step input rises to 90% of
its steady-state value in 20 s. Determine its time constant, delay time
and rise time?
33 Determine the natural angular frequency, the damping factor, the
rise time, percentage overshoot and 2% settling time for systems
with the following transfer functions: (a) 100/(s + 4s + 100), (b)
49/(s + 4s + 49).
34 Determine the natural angular frequency, the damping factor, the
rise time, percentage overshoot and 2% settling time for a system
where the output y is related to the input x by the differential
equation:
sis+ 2
da +s + 16y = 16x
35 For the feedback system shown in Figure 10.16, what gain K should
be used to give a rise time of 2 s?
Figure 10.16 Problem 35
System response 251
36 For the poles shown on the s-planes in Figure 10.17, which will give
rise to stable transients and which to oscillating transients?
37 Are the systems with the following transfer functions stable?
Imag.
Imag
Real
(a) 2+1 (6) -2+ 10. ( +1X4 - 3)
Real
(c)
(a)
(b)
38 Figure 10.18 shows a feedback control system with unity feedback.
Will the system be stable when (a) K = 1, G(s) = 1/s(s + 1)). (b) K-
Imag.
Imag
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