Question 6. Consider a control system with transfer function 14 G(s) s2 + 9s + 14 (a) Design a P controller so that the damping ratio is equal to 0.6. (b) Design a PI controller so that the rise time is less then 1 sec. (c) Design a PD controller so that the rise time is less then 0.7 sec. (d) Design a PID controller so that the settling time is less than 1.8 sec.

Question 6. Consider a control system with transfer function 14 G(s) s2 + 9s + 14 (a) Design a P controller so that the damping ratio is equal to 0.6. (b) Design a PI controller so that the rise time is less then 1 sec. (c) Design a PD controller so that the rise time is less then 0.7 sec. (d) Design a PID controller so that the settling time is less than 1.8 sec.

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