Ex. 318. Determine the closed-loop steady-state error given a R(s) ----->0-----> G(s) + E(s) C(s) (a) unit step input, (b) unit ramp input, and (c) unit parabola input. G(s)=19/(s^2 (s+14)) Also determine the (d) position constant, (e) velocity constant, and (f) acceleration +- -+ constant. If any value is infinite, enter 8. ans:6

Ex. 318. Determine the closed-loop steady-state error given a R(s) ----->0-----> G(s) + E(s) C(s) (a) unit step input, (b) unit ramp input, and (c) unit parabola input. G(s)=19/(s^2 (s+14)) Also determine the (d) position constant, (e) velocity constant, and (f) acceleration +- -+ constant. If any value is infinite, enter 8. ans:6

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