Problem 12 In reference to case 3 from the previous problem, the forward gains for both systems to the left are increased to 50. However, in this case the feedback Gain3 is increased to 2 from the original value of 1 (unity gain). The scope is clickable & draggable. More bere 10) Select ALL that APPLY: Time domain plot Iategrater a. The transient response for the lower system has increased considerably, similar top system. b. The steady state response of the lower and upper system can still remain unknown. c. With the increase in feedback Gain3=2, the steady state error has very much increased to almost 50% for a unit step input. d. Increasing Feedback gain (Gain3) with a forward proportional Gain1 can increase the steady state error for a system, which has to be accounted for in the design to make the system acceptable.

Problem 12 In reference to case 3 from the previous problem, the forward gains for both systems to the left are increased to 50. However, in this case the feedback Gain3 is increased to 2 from the original value of 1 (unity gain). The scope is clickable & draggable. More bere 10) Select ALL that APPLY: Time domain plot Iategrater a. The transient response for the lower system has increased considerably, similar top system. b. The steady state response of the lower and upper system can still remain unknown. c. With the increase in feedback Gain3=2, the steady state error has very much increased to almost 50% for a unit step input. d. Increasing Feedback gain (Gain3) with a forward proportional Gain1 can increase the steady state error for a system, which has to be accounted for in the design to make the system acceptable.

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