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The characteristic equation of a system is given by: s(s? + 2s + a) + K(s+1) = 0 The gain K is varied in the range [0, 0) to obtain the root locus for different values of a > 0. 7) The angle of departure(in degrees) from one of the complex open-loop poles(when they exist) vary w.r.t. as: 2| (represents the absolute value of a complex number) 90 – tan- ( 2-a ), a > 2 tan1 (VTα ) , α> 1 180 – tan-1 (V1-– a|), a < 1 2-a tan-1 (/1), a < 2

The characteristic equation of a system is given by: s(s? + 2s + a) + K(s+1) = 0 The gain K is varied in the range [0, 0) to obtain the root locus for different values of a > 0. 7) The angle of departure(in degrees) from one of the complex open-loop poles(when they exist) vary w.r.t. as: 2| (represents the absolute value of a complex number) 90 – tan- ( 2-a ), a > 2 tan1 (VTα ) , α> 1 180 – tan-1 (V1-– a|), a < 1 2-a tan-1 (/1), a < 2

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The characteristic equation of a system is given by: s(s? + 2s + a) + K(s+1) S The gain K is varied in the range 0, 0) to obtain the root locus for different values of a > 0. 7) The angle of departure(in degrees) from one of the complex open-loop poles(when they exist) vary w.r.t. a as: z| (represents the absolute value of a complex number) 90 – tan-1(|/2,ª ), a > 2 tan (VT-a), α> 1 180 – tan-1 (V1 – al), a < 1 *(), a < 2 2-a tan-(.
Transcribed Image Text:The characteristic equation of a system is given by: s(s? + 2s + a) + K(s+1) S The gain K is varied in the range 0, 0) to obtain the root locus for different values of a > 0. 7) The angle of departure(in degrees) from one of the complex open-loop poles(when they exist) vary w.r.t. a as: z| (represents the absolute value of a complex number) 90 – tan-1(|/2,ª ), a > 2 tan (VT-a), α> 1 180 – tan-1 (V1 – al), a < 1 *(), a < 2 2-a tan-(.
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