Ex. 315. Determine the following steady-state errors: a) of a type-1 system given a unit-step input, b) of a type-2 system given a unit-step input, c) of a type-2 system given a unit-ramp input, d) of a type-0 system given a unit-step input and Кр-1, e) of a type-1 system given a unit-ramp input and Kv=2, f) of a type-2 system given a unit-parabola input and Ka=2. ans:6

Ex. 315. Determine the following steady-state errors: a) of a type-1 system given a unit-step input, b) of a type-2 system given a unit-step input, c) of a type-2 system given a unit-ramp input, d) of a type-0 system given a unit-step input and Кр-1, e) of a type-1 system given a unit-ramp input and Kv=2, f) of a type-2 system given a unit-parabola input and Ka=2. ans:6

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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