Q1: for the control system below, 1-determine the value of (a) when the damping ratio (E = 0.5), then find the rise time, peak time, and max overshoot, draw the response of the output curve. 2-when the input is unit step determine the out put of the system. 16 R(s) S(s +0.8) 1+ as

Q1: for the control system below, 1-determine the value of (a) when the damping ratio (E = 0.5), then find the rise time, peak time, and max overshoot, draw the response of the output curve. 2-when the input is unit step determine the out put of the system. 16 R(s) S(s +0.8) 1+ as

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Chapter11: Transient Stability

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