Consider the control system shown in the Figure (2) in which a PI controller is usedto control the system. The unit step response curve S-shaped of the plant shown in theFigure (1), where the delay time L=2, and time constant T=5.4Tangent free atinflection point11-Figure (1)Apply the Ziegler-Nichols tuning rules for the determination of the values of parametersfor PI controllerC(s)R(s)GAS5(x+1)(x+5)PIcontrollerFigure (2)

Step 1: Extract Parameters from the Unit Step ResponseFrom the provided figure:Delay time, L=2Time…

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