Q3 (a) A temperature control system for a laboratory experiment can be modelled as a system with an open-loop trans fer function of 1 G.(s) = K - (s + 1)(s + 5)(s + 10) (i) Identify the open-loop poles and zeros of the system, and the relative degree of the open-loop system. (ii) Determine the number of asymptotes in the root-locus and where they meet. (iii) Calculate the location of any double point(s) of the root-locus. (iv) Sketch the root-locus for this system, using the information derived m (i)-(iii). Comment on the characteristics of this system for small K and for larger values of K. What is the maximal value of K for which the closed-loop system is overdamped?

Q3 (a) A temperature control system for a laboratory experiment can be modelled as a system with an open-loop trans fer function of 1 G.(s) = K - (s + 1)(s + 5)(s + 10) (i) Identify the open-loop poles and zeros of the system, and the relative degree of the open-loop system. (ii) Determine the number of asymptotes in the root-locus and where they meet. (iii) Calculate the location of any double point(s) of the root-locus. (iv) Sketch the root-locus for this system, using the information derived m (i)-(iii). Comment on the characteristics of this system for small K and for larger values of K. What is the maximal value of K for which the closed-loop system is overdamped?

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