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Chapter 10, Problem 10.66P
Consider Example 10.6.3. Modify the diagram in Figure 10.6.2 to show an actuator transfer function T(s)/M(s) = 1/(0.lx + 1). Use the same gain values computed for the three cases in that example.
- Use MATLAB to plot the command response and the actuator response to a unit-step command. Identify the peak actuator values for each case.
- Use MATLAB to plot the disturbance frequency response.
- Compare the results in parts (a) and (b) with those of Example 10.6.3.
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