Kp=2, Ka=3, Km=1, J=1, F=5, a=1 and h=1. & (s) E(s) V(s) Km Ⓒm(s) ⒸR(S) K₂ Ka a -e, (s) s(Js + F) OF(S) -0 h a. What is the Transfer Function? b. What is the characteristic equation? c. What is the response of this system? (Over-damped, Critically damped, under-damped) d. If the input r(t)= 2, what is the output at t=0 the initial value and t= 5(tau) the final value?

Kp=2, Ka=3, Km=1, J=1, F=5, a=1 and h=1. & (s) E(s) V(s) Km Ⓒm(s) ⒸR(S) K₂ Ka a -e, (s) s(Js + F) OF(S) -0 h a. What is the Transfer Function? b. What is the characteristic equation? c. What is the response of this system? (Over-damped, Critically damped, under-damped) d. If the input r(t)= 2, what is the output at t=0 the initial value and t= 5(tau) the final value?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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