A speed control for a gasoline engine is shown below. Because of therestriction at the carburetor intake and the capacitance of the reduction manifold, the lagE occurs and is equal to 0.8 second. The engine time constant te is equal to 3 seconds.The speed measurement time constant is Tm = 0.4 second.(a) Determine the necessary gain K if the steady-state speed error is required to beless that 5% of the speed reference setting.ThrottleTerqueSpeedR(G)1, +1s+1

Given τt=0.8 sτe=3 sτm=0.4 s

A speed control for a gasoline engine is shown below. Because of the restriction at the carburetor intake and the capacitance of the reduction manifold, the lag z occurs and is equal to 0.8 second. The engine time constant z is equal to 3 seconds. The speed measurement time constant is = 0.4 second. (a) Determine the necessary gain K if the steady-state speed error is required to be less that 5% of the speed reference setting. Throttle Terque Speed RG)

A speed control for a gasoline engine is shown below. Because of the restriction at the carburetor intake and the capacitance of the reduction manifold, the lag z occurs and is equal to 0.8 second. The engine time constant z is equal to 3 seconds. The speed measurement time constant is = 0.4 second. (a) Determine the necessary gain K if the steady-state speed error is required to be less that 5% of the speed reference setting. Throttle Terque Speed RG)

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