QUESTION 3 An open loop transfer function with a unitary feedback control system is given K by G(s) = where K is the gain of the system. An open loop (s+1)(s+4) transfer function with a PID controller must be designed in order to yield a peak time of 1.047 s, and a damping ratio of 0.8. 3.1. Calculate the design point s, of the system 3.2. Calculate the gain and the zero(s) of the PID controller 3.3. Provide the block diagram of the compensated system with the PID controller

QUESTION 3 An open loop transfer function with a unitary feedback control system is given K by G(s) = where K is the gain of the system. An open loop (s+1)(s+4) transfer function with a PID controller must be designed in order to yield a peak time of 1.047 s, and a damping ratio of 0.8. 3.1. Calculate the design point s, of the system 3.2. Calculate the gain and the zero(s) of the PID controller 3.3. Provide the block diagram of the compensated system with the PID controller

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