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4. In a coupled tanks system, we recorded the water level in tank 2. To simulate a disturbance (leakage), we opened the drain tap of tank 1 for a few seconds and then close it. The water level in tank 2 dropped for 1 inch and eventually recovered, as shown in the graph below. Estimate the percentage overshoot based on this graph. (20 pts) Hint: the desired response is 5"-4"-1". The peak value in the response is 5.5"-4" =1.5". 5.5 inch 5 inch 4 inch 10 15 20 25 s

4. In a coupled tanks system, we recorded the water level in tank 2. To simulate a disturbance (leakage), we opened the drain tap of tank 1 for a few seconds and then close it. The water level in tank 2 dropped for 1 inch and eventually recovered, as shown in the graph below. Estimate the percentage overshoot based on this graph. (20 pts) Hint: the desired response is 5"-4"-1". The peak value in the response is 5.5"-4" =1.5". 5.5 inch 5 inch 4 inch 10 15 20 25 s

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4. In a coupled tanks system, we recorded the water level in tank 2. To simulate a disturbance (leakage), we opened the drain tap of tank 1 for a few seconds and then close it. The water level in tank 2 dropped for 1 inch and eventually recovered, as shown in the graph below. Estimate the percentage overshoot based on this graph. (20 pts) Hint: the desired response is 5"-4"-1". The peak value in the response is 5.5"-4" =1.5". 5.5 inch 5 inch 4 inch 10 15 20 25 s
Transcribed Image Text:4. In a coupled tanks system, we recorded the water level in tank 2. To simulate a disturbance (leakage), we opened the drain tap of tank 1 for a few seconds and then close it. The water level in tank 2 dropped for 1 inch and eventually recovered, as shown in the graph below. Estimate the percentage overshoot based on this graph. (20 pts) Hint: the desired response is 5"-4"-1". The peak value in the response is 5.5"-4" =1.5". 5.5 inch 5 inch 4 inch 10 15 20 25 s
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