By plotting the root locus of the system given as the open loop function : G(s)= K/(s*(s+2)); a) When K=4, show the locations of the closed loop poles on the root locus. Determine the Damping Ratio and Natural Frequency values in this gain value. b) Calculate the unit step response of this closed-loop system by calculating the Percent Overshoot, Peak, and Settlement Time values and plot them to scale. c) Scan the region on the root locus where the pairs of conjugate poles must be in order for this inspected system to work at least in the success criteria (greater than the calculated damping rate and natural frequency) in (a).

By plotting the root locus of the system given as the open loop function : G(s)= K/(s*(s+2)); a) When K=4, show the locations of the closed loop poles on the root locus. Determine the Damping Ratio and Natural Frequency values in this gain value. b) Calculate the unit step response of this closed-loop system by calculating the Percent Overshoot, Peak, and Settlement Time values and plot them to scale. c) Scan the region on the root locus where the pairs of conjugate poles must be in order for this inspected system to work at least in the success criteria (greater than the calculated damping rate and natural frequency) in (a).

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Chapter19: Capacitors

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