A ) Calculate the control poles S1 and S2 where the settling time is t=4 s according to the criteria Mp=5% (Mp=0.05) and 2% of the exceedance in the closed-loop control system with the root locus given on the side. B) Interpret the stability of the minimum phase systems for which Nyquist diagrams are given below.

A ) Calculate the control poles S1 and S2 where the settling time is t=4 s according to the criteria Mp=5% (Mp=0.05) and 2% of the exceedance in the closed-loop control system with the root locus given on the side. B) Interpret the stability of the minimum phase systems for which Nyquist diagrams are given below.

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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