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Q1: A system has the characteristic equation
The range of K for a stable system is:
a. K>0,46
g(s) = s' + 4Ks' + (5 + K)s + 10 = 0.
b. K< 0.46
c0 <K < 0.46
d. Unstable for all K
Q2: Utilizing the Routh-Hurwitz criterion, determine whether the following polynomials are
stable or unstable:
pi(s) = s' + 10s + 5 = 0,
p2(s) = s'+ s' + 5s? + 20s + 10 = 0.
a. pi(s) is stable, p2(s) is stable
b. pi(s) is unstable, p2(s) is stable
c pi(s) is stable, p2(s) is unstable
d. pi(s) is unstable, p2(s) is unstable
Q3: A system has a characteristic equation s + Ks' +(1 + K)s + 6 = 0. Determine the range of
K for a stable system.
Answer: K> 2
Q4: A system has a characteristic equation s' + 10s' +2s + 30 = 0. Using the Routh-Hurwitz
criterion, show that the system is unstable.
Q5: A system has the characteristic equation s'+ 10s' + 32s' + 37s + 20 = 0. Using the Routh-
Hurwitz criterion, determine if the system is stable.
Q6: A control system has the structure shown in Figure E6.4. Determine the gain at which the
system will become unstable,
Answer: K = 20/7
R(s)
Y(s)
Figure E6.4
Q7: A negative feedback system has a loop transfer function
(a) Find the value of the gain when the of the closed loop roots is
(b) Find the value of the gain when the closed-loop system has two roots on the imaginary
L(s) = K(s + 2) (s (s - 1 )
to 0.707.
аxis.
Q8: A system has a characteristic equation
Find the range of K for a stable system.
s + 2s° + (K + 1)s+ 8 = 0.
Answer: K> 3
Transcribed Image Text:o home work lec... -> Q1: A system has the characteristic equation The range of K for a stable system is: a. K>0,46 g(s) = s' + 4Ks' + (5 + K)s + 10 = 0. b. K< 0.46 c0 <K < 0.46 d. Unstable for all K Q2: Utilizing the Routh-Hurwitz criterion, determine whether the following polynomials are stable or unstable: pi(s) = s' + 10s + 5 = 0, p2(s) = s'+ s' + 5s? + 20s + 10 = 0. a. pi(s) is stable, p2(s) is stable b. pi(s) is unstable, p2(s) is stable c pi(s) is stable, p2(s) is unstable d. pi(s) is unstable, p2(s) is unstable Q3: A system has a characteristic equation s + Ks' +(1 + K)s + 6 = 0. Determine the range of K for a stable system. Answer: K> 2 Q4: A system has a characteristic equation s' + 10s' +2s + 30 = 0. Using the Routh-Hurwitz criterion, show that the system is unstable. Q5: A system has the characteristic equation s'+ 10s' + 32s' + 37s + 20 = 0. Using the Routh- Hurwitz criterion, determine if the system is stable. Q6: A control system has the structure shown in Figure E6.4. Determine the gain at which the system will become unstable, Answer: K = 20/7 R(s) Y(s) Figure E6.4 Q7: A negative feedback system has a loop transfer function (a) Find the value of the gain when the of the closed loop roots is (b) Find the value of the gain when the closed-loop system has two roots on the imaginary L(s) = K(s + 2) (s (s - 1 ) to 0.707. аxis. Q8: A system has a characteristic equation Find the range of K for a stable system. s + 2s° + (K + 1)s+ 8 = 0. Answer: K> 3
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