a) A pair of poles of a second order system are located at - 2 ± 5j . Provide a sketch illustratingtheir locations on the Re-Im plane. Determine the natural frequency wn and the damping ratioand indicate the values on your sketch.b) If the system is subjected to a unit step input, estimate (i) rise time and (ii) overshoot as apercentage of the steady-state valuec) If specifications are to be improved (ie. faster response and lower overshoot), show thepermissible region in the Re-Im plane where the poles can be located using your sketch createdin part (a) (you can use separate sketches)d) (Note: This question is independent of parts a, b, and c) For a second order system, sketch thelocations of Five pairs of poles that represent (i) underdamped (ii) overdamped (iii) criticallydamped (iv) overdamped and (v) unstable systems, and label the poles on your sketch

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a) A pair of poles of a second order system are located at – 2±5j . Provide a sketch illustrating their locations on the Re-Im plane. Determine the natural frequency wn and the damping ratio and indicate the values on your sketch.

a) A pair of poles of a second order system are located at – 2±5j . Provide a sketch illustrating their locations on the Re-Im plane. Determine the natural frequency wn and the damping ratio and indicate the values on your sketch.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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