1. Using Block Diagram Reduction technique find closed loop transferfunction of the system whose block diagram shown belowG₁G₁RESULTG₂H₁H₁The overall transfer function is given by,CG,G₂G3+G,G4R 1+G₁G₂H, +G₂G₂H₂ +G₂H₂ +G₁G₂G3 +G₁G₁

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1. Using Block Diagram Reduction technique find closed loop transfer function of the system whose block diagram shown below G₁ R G₁ G₁ G₁ H₁ H₁ The overall transfer function is given by, C G,G₂G,+G,G R 1+G,G₂H, +G₂G₂H₂ +G₂H₂ +G₁G₂G₂ +G₁G₁ RESULT

1. Using Block Diagram Reduction technique find closed loop transfer function of the system whose block diagram shown below G₁ R G₁ G₁ G₁ H₁ H₁ The overall transfer function is given by, C G,G₂G,+G,G R 1+G,G₂H, +G₂G₂H₂ +G₂H₂ +G₁G₂G₂ +G₁G₁ RESULT

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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