corresponds to the signal flow graph shown belowG1R(S)Y(s)G₁ G₂(a)R(S) 1-H₁G₁-H₂G₂Y(s)G₁ G₂(b) =R(S)Y(s)(c) =R(S)Y(s)(d) ==1+H1G₁+H₂G2G₁ G₂1-H1G₁-H1H₂G2G₁ G₂1-H₁G₁+H₁H₂G21R(S)(e) none of pervious answers are correct.-H₂210- In speed control systems, the device used for providing rate feedback voltage is called(a)potentiometer(b)synchro transmitter(c) synchro transformer(d)tachogenerator(e) none of pervious answers are correct.The system is(a) stableQ.3/ Choose the correct answer for the following questions:1- The characteristic equation of a feedback system is given bys4 +5³ +35² + s-1=0(b) unstable(c) marginally stable(d) conditionally stable2- The digital control system uses digital signals and a digital computer to control the process(a) true(b) false3. When the complex poles of a control system lie on the imaginary axis, then the system dynamic(a) oscillates(a) coupling(b) forces(c) friction(d) stored energy(b) exponentially decays(c) exponentially grows(d) none of pervious answers are correct.4- Transient response in dynamical systems is basically because of

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corresponds to the signal flow graph shown below G₁ 1 R(s) Y(s) R(S) Y(s) (b) = G₁ G₂ 1-H₁G₁-H₂G₂ G1 G₂ -H 1-H₁G₁-H₂H₂G2 G₁ G₂ -H₂ R(S) 1+H₁G₁+H₂G₂ Y(s) G₁ G₂ (c) = R(S) Y(s) (d) = R(S) 1-H₁G₁+H₁ H₂ G2 (e) none of pervious answers are correct. Y(s)

corresponds to the signal flow graph shown below G₁ 1 R(s) Y(s) R(S) Y(s) (b) = G₁ G₂ 1-H₁G₁-H₂G₂ G1 G₂ -H 1-H₁G₁-H₂H₂G2 G₁ G₂ -H₂ R(S) 1+H₁G₁+H₂G₂ Y(s) G₁ G₂ (c) = R(S) Y(s) (d) = R(S) 1-H₁G₁+H₁ H₂ G2 (e) none of pervious answers are correct. Y(s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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