A system with disturbance is shown below. D(S) R(S) K2 Q2310 3+2 s+1 For this system, let K, = 100 and K, = 0.1. Find the component of the error due to a step input, assuming zero disturbance. b Find the component of the error due to a step disturbance, assuming zero input. Find the sensitivity of the steady-state error for changes in K, and in K2. Assume step inputs for both the input and the disturbance.

A system with disturbance is shown below. D(S) R(S) K2 Q2310 3+2 s+1 For this system, let K, = 100 and K, = 0.1. Find the component of the error due to a step input, assuming zero disturbance. b Find the component of the error due to a step disturbance, assuming zero input. Find the sensitivity of the steady-state error for changes in K, and in K2. Assume step inputs for both the input and the disturbance.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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