1.3 For the Block Diagram below:Y,(s)Y(s)G2G3G.H(s) +a)Find a symbolic expression for the transfer functionY(s)that describes its dynamics.Y,(s)• Use ONLY the following symbolic variables and functions: G; (not G(s)), G2 (not G,(s)), G3 (not G3(s)), G4 (not G(s), H (not H(s))• These symbolic variables and functions are case sensitive (e.g. A a, etc.).• Include mathematical operators (*, I, +, - etc.) as appropriate between variables (e.g. A'cos(b*t) = Acos(bt), etc.)Y(s)Y,(s)%3D

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1.3 For the Block Diagram below: G Y,(s) Y(s) G2 G3 G4 H(s) a) Find a symbolic expression for the transfer function 5 that describes its dynamics. Y,(s) • Use ONLY the following symbolic variables and functions: G7 (not G,(s), G2 (not G>(s), G3 (not G3(s)), G4 (not G,(s), H (not H(s)) • These symbolic variables and functions are case sensitive (e.g. A= a, etc.). • Include mathematical operators (", I, +, -, etc.) as appropriate between variables (e.g. A'cos(b't) = Acos(bt), etc.) Y(s) Y,(s)

1.3 For the Block Diagram below: G Y,(s) Y(s) G2 G3 G4 H(s) a) Find a symbolic expression for the transfer function 5 that describes its dynamics. Y,(s) • Use ONLY the following symbolic variables and functions: G7 (not G,(s), G2 (not G>(s), G3 (not G3(s)), G4 (not G,(s), H (not H(s)) • These symbolic variables and functions are case sensitive (e.g. A= a, etc.). • Include mathematical operators (", I, +, -, etc.) as appropriate between variables (e.g. A'cos(b't) = Acos(bt), etc.) Y(s) Y,(s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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