Assume that the Nyquist diagram of a given open-loop system G(s) looks like the following figure where the dashed line is the asymptote. If we calculate the intersection of this asymptote with the Real axis " A" and the corresponding frequency at the intersection of the plot with the Imaginary axis "wi", then which one is true? 100(s – 1) s(s+2)2 G(s) =

Assume that the Nyquist diagram of a given open-loop system G(s) looks like the following figure where the dashed line is the asymptote. If we calculate the intersection of this asymptote with the Real axis " A" and the corresponding frequency at the intersection of the plot with the Imaginary axis "wi", then which one is true? 100(s – 1) s(s+2)2 G(s) =

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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