2- Using Matlab, what are the step response curves of the closed-loop system, as shown infig.1. the feedback represents the second-order dynamic system. (fill in the followingtable)For=0.4Wn136910R(S)0.10.30.60.91For w 5 rad/sec3Settling time Peak response2Wns(s+23wn)Settling timePeak responseC(s)Discuss the followWhich parameters or w occur on the rise time of the response?Which parameter increases the speed of response?Which parameters can be decreases the response amplitude?Which parameter decreases the steady error state?fig.2

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2- Using Matlab, what are the step response curves of the closed-loop system, as shown in
fig.1. the feedback represents the second-order dynamic system. (fill in the following
table)
For=0.4
Wn
1
3
6
9
10
R(S)
0.1
0.3
0.6
0.9
1
For w 5 rad/sec
3
Settling time Peak response
2
Wn
s(s+23wn)
Settling time
Peak response
C(s)
Discuss the follow
Which parameters or w occur on the rise time of the response?
Which parameter increases the speed of response?
Which parameters can be decreases the response amplitude?
Which parameter decreases the steady error state?
fig.2

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