b) Amir is designing a control system to contr at his school. His design is sketched as in Figure 2b. After he run the system for several times, the steady state error of 8% is obtained. the movement of water for a fishery pond i. Calculate the value of K. ii. Prove that K found in (i) will produce a stable system. R(s) K(s+5) C(s) s(s+ 6)(s +7Xs+8)

b) Amir is designing a control system to contr at his school. His design is sketched as in Figure 2b. After he run the system for several times, the steady state error of 8% is obtained. the movement of water for a fishery pond i. Calculate the value of K. ii. Prove that K found in (i) will produce a stable system. R(s) K(s+5) C(s) s(s+ 6)(s +7Xs+8)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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