Q2 The block diagram in figure Q2 shows a plant G, (s) controlled by a controller G.(s) using a unity negative feedback loop. R(s) C(s) Ge(s) + Go(s) Figure Q2 The dynamics of the plant are described by the transfer function 1 Gp(s) = 2s² + s + 4 If the controller applies proportional action, find the value of gain K, that results in a steady state error of 4% for a unit step input. (a) (b) With proportional gain maintained at the same value from part (a), derivative action is added to the controller. Calculate the value of gain Ka which gives an overall system damping ratio of 0.8. The controller is redesigned with new gains so that the system has a settling time of 2s and maximum overshoot of 7.5% in response to a unit step input. Find the new values of K, and Ka- (c)

Q2 The block diagram in figure Q2 shows a plant G, (s) controlled by a controller G.(s) using a unity negative feedback loop. R(s) C(s) Ge(s) + Go(s) Figure Q2 The dynamics of the plant are described by the transfer function 1 Gp(s) = 2s² + s + 4 If the controller applies proportional action, find the value of gain K, that results in a steady state error of 4% for a unit step input. (a) (b) With proportional gain maintained at the same value from part (a), derivative action is added to the controller. Calculate the value of gain Ka which gives an overall system damping ratio of 0.8. The controller is redesigned with new gains so that the system has a settling time of 2s and maximum overshoot of 7.5% in response to a unit step input. Find the new values of K, and Ka- (c)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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