as ap (a) A simplified block diagram of pressure vessel for hydrogen is shown in Figure Q4 (a).By using root locus approach, investigate either each of these statement is correct orincorrect to represent the root locus characteristics for the system.Q4(i) Number of locus that end at infinity is 2.(ii) The asymptote of the infinite zeros is at 1.5.(iii) The angles of the lines that intersect at 1.5 are 90° and 270°(iv) The jo-axis crossing are at j±1.82.(v) Angle of departure is at -31°.R(s)KC(s)s(s² +2s +2)2s +10

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A simplified block diagram of pressure vessel for hydrogen is shown in Figure Q4 (a). By using root locus approach, investigate either each of these statement is correct or incorrect to represent the root locus characteristics for the system. Q4 (а) (i) Number of locus that end at infinity is 2. (ii) The asymptote of the infinite zeros is at 1.5. (iii) The angles of the lines that intersect at 1.5 are 90° and 270° (iv) The jo-axis crossing are at jt1.82. (v) Angle of departure is at -31°. R(s) K C(s) s(s² +2s + 2) 2s +10

A simplified block diagram of pressure vessel for hydrogen is shown in Figure Q4 (a). By using root locus approach, investigate either each of these statement is correct or incorrect to represent the root locus characteristics for the system. Q4 (а) (i) Number of locus that end at infinity is 2. (ii) The asymptote of the infinite zeros is at 1.5. (iii) The angles of the lines that intersect at 1.5 are 90° and 270° (iv) The jo-axis crossing are at jt1.82. (v) Angle of departure is at -31°. R(s) K C(s) s(s² +2s + 2) 2s +10

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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