QUESTION 6(a) A process is described by the following transfer functionG(s):For a step change in the input (s)= 1/s. find(1) Emal value(1) Time to first peak(i) Overshoot12.711.2(iv) Period(v) Decay Ratio(b)Determine the overshoot (%) and period of the step response in Figure 5.0Y(s)24s+s+1 U(s)2.3Time (s)

QUESTION 6 (a) A process is described by the following transfer function 12.7 11.2 G(s): For a step change in the input U(s)= 1/s. find (1) Fmal value (11) Tinse to first peak (in) Overshoot (iv) Period (v) Decay Ratio (b)Determine the overshoot (") and period of the step response in Figure 5. 0 Y(s) 2 4s+s+1 U(s) 2.3 Time (s)

QUESTION 6 (a) A process is described by the following transfer function 12.7 11.2 G(s): For a step change in the input U(s)= 1/s. find (1) Fmal value (11) Tinse to first peak (in) Overshoot (iv) Period (v) Decay Ratio (b)Determine the overshoot (") and period of the step response in Figure 5. 0 Y(s) 2 4s+s+1 U(s) 2.3 Time (s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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