K HG(s) = s(s+ 1)(s + 2) Sketch in the scale the root locus by determine the following:- i. Positions of poles and zeros. ii. The root locus along real axis. Draw asymptotes iii. iv. Intersection with imaginary-axis. v. The gain value of K, at the jo-axis crossing. Find the break-in/breakaway points. vi.

K HG(s) = s(s+ 1)(s + 2) Sketch in the scale the root locus by determine the following:- i. Positions of poles and zeros. ii. The root locus along real axis. Draw asymptotes iii. iv. Intersection with imaginary-axis. v. The gain value of K, at the jo-axis crossing. Find the break-in/breakaway points. vi.

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A certain negative feedback control system has the following loop T.F.
K
HG(s) =
s(s+ 1)(s + 2)
Sketch in the scale the root locus by determine the following:-
i.
Positions of poles and zeros.
ii.
The root locus along real axis.
iii.
Draw asymptotes
iv.
Intersection with imaginary-axis.
v.
The gain value of K, at the jo-axis crossing.
Find the break-in/breakaway points.
vi.

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