Control Systems 1- Transfer function4500KGp(s) =s(s + 361.2)Suppose that the behavior criteria of a second-order control system, given asSteady state error against unit step input <0.000443• exceed < %5• Rise time tr 30O.005 saniyeSettlement time ts <0.005 saniyeCalculate the K gain to satisfy the criteria for steady-state errors.

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1- Transfer function 4500K Gp(s) = s(s + 361.2) Suppose that the behavior criteria of a second-order control system, given as Steady state error against unit step input s0.000443 • exceed < %5 • Rise time tr 30.005 saniye • Settlement time ts <0.005 saniye Calculate the K gain to satisfy the criteria for steady-state errors.

1- Transfer function 4500K Gp(s) = s(s + 361.2) Suppose that the behavior criteria of a second-order control system, given as Steady state error against unit step input s0.000443 • exceed < %5 • Rise time tr 30.005 saniye • Settlement time ts <0.005 saniye Calculate the K gain to satisfy the criteria for steady-state errors.

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