The unity feedback system in Fig. 1 has a plant transfer function of G(s) = s(s+1)(2s+1) R(s) o K G(s) Y(s) Fig. 1 (a). Obtain the expression of the real part of G(jm). (b). The Polar plot of G(j@) is given in Fig. 2. Estimate the value of K above which the system becomes unstable. (c). What is the damping coefficient of the closed loop system for K = 1?

The unity feedback system in Fig. 1 has a plant transfer function of G(s) = s(s+1)(2s+1) R(s) o K G(s) Y(s) Fig. 1 (a). Obtain the expression of the real part of G(jm). (b). The Polar plot of G(j@) is given in Fig. 2. Estimate the value of K above which the system becomes unstable. (c). What is the damping coefficient of the closed loop system for K = 1?

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