15An AC motor with transfer function G(s) =is controlled using a(0.2s+1):(5s2+8s+65)"proportional only" negative feedback control, where the proportional gain is Kp.(a)Draw the block diagram of the closed loop control system with proportional-only unitynegative feedback controller(b)Derive the closed loop transfer function of the control system(c)Determine theoretically whether the closed loop control system is stable or unstablefor the different values of Kp (Gain)(d) Use Simulink to show the response of the complete system to a unit step change att= 3s in the set point for each value of Kp mentioned in part (c), and use the graphs obtainedto determine the steady state error for each Kp value [Hint: in your model, make sure thatthe simulation time step does not exceed 3ms, and adjust the simulation time to 25s].(e)Apply Final value theorem to calculate the steady state error in the system responsecorresponding to each value of Kp and compare to the results obtained in (d).

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An AC motor with transfer function G(s) = is controlled using a (0.2s+1):(5s²+8s+65) "proportional only" negative feedback control, where the proportional gain is Kp. (a) Draw the block diagram of the closed loop control system with proportional-only unity negative feedback controller (b) Derive the closed loop transfer function of the control system (c) Determine theoretically whether the closed loop control system is stable or unstable for the different values of Kp (Gain)

An AC motor with transfer function G(s) = is controlled using a (0.2s+1):(5s²+8s+65) "proportional only" negative feedback control, where the proportional gain is Kp. (a) Draw the block diagram of the closed loop control system with proportional-only unity negative feedback controller (b) Derive the closed loop transfer function of the control system (c) Determine theoretically whether the closed loop control system is stable or unstable for the different values of Kp (Gain)

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