Exercixe 4 Exercise 1Consider a unity feedback system with G(s) = a(+1)(+5) for K=10, 1001- Plot the Bode diagram for each value of K2- Determine the phase margin and the gain marginExercise 2Plot the Bode diagram of the following open-loop transfer functionG(s) =2000(s +0.5)s(s+10)(s +50)Exercise 3Let's consider the system with the open loop transfer function given by G(p)=-close loop system is presented below.E(p)s(p)R(s) +1- Determine the close loop transfer function of the system2- Determine the characteristic equationG(p)Exercise 4Let's consider the close loop system belowEg(s)G(s)H(s) =100s(s + 10)5s(s+1)S(p)1(s+5)1- Determine the close loop transfer function of the system2- Determine the characteristic equationExercise 5Realize the Nyquist plot of the following transfer functionC(s)G(s)H(s) =(s+2)(s+1)(S-1)G(s)H(s) =10(s+1)(s+2)p(p² +p+3)the

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1- Determine the close loop transfer function of the system 2- Determine the characteristic equation Exercise 4 Let's consider the close loop system below R(s) + E(s) 100 s(s+ 10) C(s) (s+5) 1- Determine the close loop transfer function of the system 2- Determine the characteristic equation Exercise 5 Realize the Nyquist plot of the following transfer function S "

1- Determine the close loop transfer function of the system 2- Determine the characteristic equation Exercise 4 Let's consider the close loop system below R(s) + E(s) 100 s(s+ 10) C(s) (s+5) 1- Determine the close loop transfer function of the system 2- Determine the characteristic equation Exercise 5 Realize the Nyquist plot of the following transfer function S "

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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