c. Test-signal widely used in studying transient response specification is: 1- Sinusoidal input. 2- Parabolic input. 3- Step input. d. The integral controller used in control system in order to: 1- Make steady state error equal to zero. 2- Reduce overshoot. 3- Reduce rise time. e. The slope of an integral factor in drawing Bode-plot one of the frequency response method is: 1- (20 dB/decade). 2- (-6 dB/decade). 3- (-20 dB/decade).

c. Test-signal widely used in studying transient response specification is: 1- Sinusoidal input. 2- Parabolic input. 3- Step input. d. The integral controller used in control system in order to: 1- Make steady state error equal to zero. 2- Reduce overshoot. 3- Reduce rise time. e. The slope of an integral factor in drawing Bode-plot one of the frequency response method is: 1- (20 dB/decade). 2- (-6 dB/decade). 3- (-20 dB/decade).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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