Please solve this question in control system quickly Match the steady-state errors (sse) with their values:for each one choose a, b, c, or dR(s)E(s)C(s)R(S)E(s)19s+69.35s +1plant5s +1controllerplantWithout the controller, with a unit-step input, sse =.a) 0.01443Without the controller, with a unit-ramp input, sse =.b)With the controller, with a unit-step input, sse =.c)With the controller, with a unit-ramp input, sse ..d) 0.5Without the controller, sse for aChoose... +unit-step input is:Without the controller, sse for aChoose... +unit-ramp input is:With the controller, sse for a unit-Choose... +step input is:With the controller, sse for a unit-Choose... +ramp input is:

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Match the steady-state errors (sse) with their values: for each one choose a, b, c, or d R(s) E(s) R(s) E(s) 19s+ 69.3 5s +1 plant 5s+1 plant controller Without the controller, with a unit-step input, sse = ... a) 0.01443 Without the controller, with a unit-ramp input, sse =.. b) 0 With the controller, with a unit-step input, sse . c) With the controller, with a unit-ramp input, sse = d) 0.5 Without the controller, sse for a Choose... + unit-step input is: Without the controller, sse for a Choose... + unit-ramp input is: With the controller, sse for a unit- Choose... + step input is: With the controller, sse for a unit- Choose... ramp input is:

Match the steady-state errors (sse) with their values: for each one choose a, b, c, or d R(s) E(s) R(s) E(s) 19s+ 69.3 5s +1 plant 5s+1 plant controller Without the controller, with a unit-step input, sse = ... a) 0.01443 Without the controller, with a unit-ramp input, sse =.. b) 0 With the controller, with a unit-step input, sse . c) With the controller, with a unit-ramp input, sse = d) 0.5 Without the controller, sse for a Choose... + unit-step input is: Without the controller, sse for a Choose... + unit-ramp input is: With the controller, sse for a unit- Choose... + step input is: With the controller, sse for a unit- Choose... ramp input is:

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter11: Transient Stability

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 11.18P

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