Q2: a) Determine the steady-state errors for unit- ramp input and a unit-parabolic input for the following unity-feedback control system having forward- path transfer function. 140(s+5) G(s) = s'(s+1)(s+7)

Q2: a) Determine the steady-state errors for unit- ramp input and a unit-parabolic input for the following unity-feedback control system having forward- path transfer function. 140(s+5) G(s) = s'(s+1)(s+7)

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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Q2: a) Determine the steady -state erros for unit- ramp input and a
unit-parabolic input for the following unity feedback control
system having forward- path transfer function.
140(s +5)
s'(s+1)(s +7)
G(s)=

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