A cruise control system is implemented on an expensive ferrari and results in closed-loop dynamics modellec equation 3 dv/dt + 0.9 v = 0.8 r where r is the target velocity and v is the actual velocity and the time scale is s- which of the following statements are true? Do not guess as incorrect answers are penalised. Only select the statements you are sure are correct. O The system velocity diverges. O The system has satisfactory dynamics. O The system converges to a zero steady-state error. O None of these. O The system does not reach the required velocity.

A cruise control system is implemented on an expensive ferrari and results in closed-loop dynamics modellec equation 3 dv/dt + 0.9 v = 0.8 r where r is the target velocity and v is the actual velocity and the time scale is s- which of the following statements are true? Do not guess as incorrect answers are penalised. Only select the statements you are sure are correct. O The system velocity diverges. O The system has satisfactory dynamics. O The system converges to a zero steady-state error. O None of these. O The system does not reach the required velocity.

Understanding Motor Controls

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ISBN:9781337798686

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter54: The Operational Amplifier

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Problem 7RQ: Name two effects of negative feedback.

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