18) The block diagram of a position servomechanism is shown in Fig.(10). Determine the steady-state error when the input is r(t)=ao+ait+ar Desired Controller Servomechanism Actual position position K R(s) s(0.Is+1) YS) G,(s) G,(s) Fis)-1 Fig.(10) 4

18) The block diagram of a position servomechanism is shown in Fig.(10). Determine the steady-state error when the input is r(t)=ao+ait+ar Desired Controller Servomechanism Actual position position K R(s) s(0.Is+1) YS) G,(s) G,(s) Fis)-1 Fig.(10) 4

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