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Transcribed Image Text:Problem (2):
Consider the unity feedback system shown in the Figure with the OLTF as
H G(s)
K
(s + 30)
(s - 10)(s + 2)
Find the range of k where close loop system is stable?
G(s) =
a.
Final Answer:
b.
Find the range of k where the stable poles of the closed loop system are underdamped over-damped and critically
damped?
Final Answer:
C.
At k=30, answer the following:
1. Find the poles of closed loop system?
2. Find the actual damping ratio and the expected damping ration from both s and time domain?
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