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A feedback control system has the following open-loop transfer function: 0.5Kce-3s 10s +1 (a) GOL Propose the range values of Ke which resulted in a stable closed-loop control system using two method; (1) Routh stability criterion, and (2) direct substitution method. For both methods, use 1/1 Padé approximation for the time delay (please refer to Chapter 6 in the reference textbook).

A feedback control system has the following open-loop transfer function: 0.5Kce-3s 10s +1 (a) GOL Propose the range values of Ke which resulted in a stable closed-loop control system using two method; (1) Routh stability criterion, and (2) direct substitution method. For both methods, use 1/1 Padé approximation for the time delay (please refer to Chapter 6 in the reference textbook).

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A feedback control system has the following open-loop transfer function: 0.5kçe-3s 10s +1 (a) GOL Propose the range values of Ke which resulted in a stable closed-loop control system using two method; (1) Routh stability criterion, and (2) direct substitution method. For both methods, use 1/1 Padé approximation for the time delay (please refer to Chapter 6 in the reference textbook).
Transcribed Image Text:A feedback control system has the following open-loop transfer function: 0.5kçe-3s 10s +1 (a) GOL Propose the range values of Ke which resulted in a stable closed-loop control system using two method; (1) Routh stability criterion, and (2) direct substitution method. For both methods, use 1/1 Padé approximation for the time delay (please refer to Chapter 6 in the reference textbook).
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