A 1st order unity feedback control system subjected to unit step function then the time at which error function equal to response function. R(S)- A T In 5 BT In 2 C 2T In 5 с D 2T In 2 ==[ E(s) 1 ST C(s)

A 1st order unity feedback control system subjected to unit step function then the time at which error function equal to response function. R(S)- A T In 5 BT In 2 C 2T In 5 с D 2T In 2 ==[ E(s) 1 ST C(s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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