Q6 A only thank you Question 6Consider a closed-loop control with the following loop transfer function:1L(s) = Ge(s)G(s) =s(4s + 1)(6s + 1)(a) State L(jw), and then determine the phase crossover frequency @₁, i.e., angular frequency atwhich the phase angle of L(jw) = -180°. Assume that w > 0.(b) Calculate the gain margin of the system, and comment on the system stability.(c) Sketch the bode magnitude plot of L(jw) (i.e., |L(jw)|dB vs log w). Clearly indicate the cornerfrequencies, the asymptotic lines and their gradients, and the approximated curve.with the corresponding(d) If it is later found that system L(s) has a new transfer function ofs(6s+1)'Bode plot shown in Fig. Q6. Comment, based on Bode analysis, the stability of the closed-loopsystem.Bode Diagram40200Magnitude (dB)Phase (deg)-20-40-60-90-135-18010-²10-1Frequency (rad/s)Fig. Q610⁰10¹

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Consider a closed-loop control with the following loop transfer function: 1 L(s) = Ge(s)G(s) = s(4s + 1)(6s + 1) (a) State L(jw), and then determine the phase crossover frequency w₁, i.e., angular frequency at which the phase angle of L(jw) = -180°. Assume that w > 0.

Consider a closed-loop control with the following loop transfer function: 1 L(s) = Ge(s)G(s) = s(4s + 1)(6s + 1) (a) State L(jw), and then determine the phase crossover frequency w₁, i.e., angular frequency at which the phase angle of L(jw) = -180°. Assume that w > 0.

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