Now consider the effect of an additive disturbance, d(t), as shown in the figure below. Presumethat Ge(s) = K.D(s)R(s)G.(s)G(s)- Y(s)4.Calculate the steady-state response to a unit ramp disturbance input in terms ofthe gain K. (Presume that the reference input in this case is r(t) = 0.) In a single sentence,describe the impact of increasing K on steady-state response. Does it improve or worsen thesteady-state response to a disturbance? MagLev trains can enable speeds not possible with conven-tional rail systems, because the train is held above the railvia magnetic forces. A maglev system has been designed tocontrol height of the train of the rail, with desired height asinput R(s), and actual height as output Y(s). The plant is de- R()scribed by G(s) =ControllerProcessG(s)Y(s)We will explore two controllers:= (6+1)(s+2)*a) Ge(s) = K, and b) Ge(s) = K.

Here, we have given a control system for which the transfer function is given. And, we have to…

Now consider the effect of an additive disturbance, d(t), as shown in the figure below. Presume that Ge(s) = K. D(s) Y(s) R(s) Ge(s) 4. Calculate the steady-state response to a unit ramp disturbance input in terms of the gain K. (Presume that the reference input in this case is r(t) = 0.) In a single sentence, describe the impact of increasing K on steady-state response. Does it improve or worsen the

Now consider the effect of an additive disturbance, d(t), as shown in the figure below. Presume that Ge(s) = K. D(s) Y(s) R(s) Ge(s) 4. Calculate the steady-state response to a unit ramp disturbance input in terms of the gain K. (Presume that the reference input in this case is r(t) = 0.) In a single sentence, describe the impact of increasing K on steady-state response. Does it improve or worsen the

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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