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Problem 4: For the unity (negative) feedback system configuration (i.e., similar to problems 2 and 3 above) with open loop transfer function G(s) = K(S+3), sketch the root locus showing sufficient s(s+2)' details. Next, for the same configuration, assume that we add a new pole at s = -a to the open loop transfer function G(s). Can you (without getting deep into the math) qualitatively show how the root locus changes when a = 0, or a = 1, or a = = 5 (so, there will be three plots you need to show)?

Problem 4: For the unity (negative) feedback system configuration (i.e., similar to problems 2 and 3 above) with open loop transfer function G(s) = K(S+3), sketch the root locus showing sufficient s(s+2)' details. Next, for the same configuration, assume that we add a new pole at s = -a to the open loop transfer function G(s). Can you (without getting deep into the math) qualitatively show how the root locus changes when a = 0, or a = 1, or a = = 5 (so, there will be three plots you need to show)?

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Problem 4: For the unity (negative) feedback system configuration (i.e., similar to problems 2 and 3 above) with open loop transfer function G(s) = K(S+3), sketch the root locus showing sufficient s(s+2)' details. Next, for the same configuration, assume that we add a new pole at s = -a to the open loop transfer function G(s). Can you (without getting deep into the math) qualitatively show how the root locus changes when a = 0, or a = 1, or a = = 5 (so, there will be three plots you need to show)?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 4: For the unity (negative) feedback system configuration (i.e., similar to problems 2 and 3 above) with open loop transfer function G(s) = K(S+3), sketch the root locus showing sufficient s(s+2)' details. Next, for the same configuration, assume that we add a new pole at s = -a to the open loop transfer function G(s). Can you (without getting deep into the math) qualitatively show how the root locus changes when a = 0, or a = 1, or a = = 5 (so, there will be three plots you need to show)?
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