How do i calculate the time constant of the system, the settling time, steady state value of ω as well as the steady state gain. What is the unit for the steady state gain.For the system in the photo, i have included the transfer function also sys = tf(2238.68552,[1,10.19924,27.76438]); Figure 1FileEditViewInsertToolsDesktop Window Help1801601401201008060402050100150200250 RiseTime: 67.2639TransientTime: 115.8731SettlingTime: 115.8731SettlingMin: 145.5511SettlingMax: 161.2631Overshoot: 0Undershoot: 0Peak: 161.2631РeakTime: 242

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How do i calculate the time constant of the system, the settling time, steady state value of ω as well as the steady state gain. What is the unit for the steady state gain.

For the system in the photo, i have included the transfer function also

sys = tf(2238.68552,[1,10.19924,27.76438]);

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RiseTime: 67.2639
TransientTime: 115.8731
SettlingTime: 115.8731
SettlingMin: 145.5511
SettlingMax: 161.2631
Overshoot: 0
Undershoot: 0
Peak: 161.2631
РeakTime: 242

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