Second-order Differential Equation Parameters If a system is described by the following differential equation: 3* + 6i + 27r = 0 Assume zero initial conditions. What is the expected overshoot of the system ? What is the expected offset? What an appropriate gain value to be considered to solve the offset?

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2. Second-order Differential Equation Parameters
If a system is described by the following differential equation:
3 + 6i + 27r = 0
Assume zero initial conditions.
What is the expected overshoot of the system ? What is the expected offset?
What an appropriate gain value to be considered to solve the offset?
Transcribed Image Text:2. Second-order Differential Equation Parameters If a system is described by the following differential equation: 3 + 6i + 27r = 0 Assume zero initial conditions. What is the expected overshoot of the system ? What is the expected offset? What an appropriate gain value to be considered to solve the offset?
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