(a) An elevator system with a negative unity feedback is shown Figure 1 below. Given that the maximum overshoot of the system due to unit response system is 25% and the peak time of the system is 2 sec. Determine the value of k and h, by taking J= 2kgm². R(s) k C(s). Js h Figure 1: Elevator system block diagram

(a) An elevator system with a negative unity feedback is shown Figure 1 below. Given that the maximum overshoot of the system due to unit response system is 25% and the peak time of the system is 2 sec. Determine the value of k and h, by taking J= 2kgm². R(s) k C(s). Js h Figure 1: Elevator system block diagram

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