Problem 2: For a unity feedback system where the plant is defined as K G(s) = s(s +3)(s +5) a. Sketch the Nyquist Counter path and Nyquist diagram. Clearly show the real and imag- inary axis intercept points and the low and high frequency asymptotes. b. Using the Nyquist criterion, obtain the range of K in which the system can be stable, unstable, and also find the value of gain K for marginal stability. c. Calculate the frequency of oscillation for marginal stability.

Problem 2: For a unity feedback system where the plant is defined as K G(s) = s(s +3)(s +5) a. Sketch the Nyquist Counter path and Nyquist diagram. Clearly show the real and imag- inary axis intercept points and the low and high frequency asymptotes. b. Using the Nyquist criterion, obtain the range of K in which the system can be stable, unstable, and also find the value of gain K for marginal stability. c. Calculate the frequency of oscillation for marginal stability.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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