**Title: Analysis of a Linear Control System****Description:**The block diagram illustrates a linear control system used in studying control processes. In this system:- \( r(t) \) is designated as the reference input.- \( n(t) \) represents the disturbance.**Objective:**1. **Task:** Determine the steady-state value of \( e(t) \) under the conditions \( n(t) = 0 \) and \( r(t) = tu_s(t) \). - **Challenge:** Identify the values of \( \alpha \) and \( K \) that ensure the validity of the solution.**Block Diagram Overview:**- The diagram consists of several interconnected components: - **Reference Input \( R(s) \):** The starting point of the control system where the desired input signal is introduced. - **Controller:** A block defined by the transfer function \( \frac{s+\alpha}{s} \). It processes the error signal \( E(s) \) to produce an adjusted signal for further processing. - **Summation Junction:** Combines signals, adding the process output and subtracting the disturbance \( N(s) \). - **Process:** Defined by the transfer function \( \frac{KCs+3}{s^2-1} \), this block represents the dynamic system being controlled, producing the output \( Y(s) \). - **Feedback Loop:** Feeds the output \( Y(s) \) back to the beginning to form a closed-loop system ensuring higher accuracy in control.Understanding and analyzing each component's role in the system is crucial for achieving desired control objectives in various applications such as automation and robotics.

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The block diagram of a linear control system is shown in the Fig, where r(t) is the reference input and n(t) is the disturbance. 1. Find the steady-state VALUE of e(t) when n(t)= 0 and r(t)= tus(t). Find the conditions on the values of and K so that the solution is valid N(S) Rcs) E(s) → sta S controller + KCS+ 3) (s² -1) Process 7(s)

The block diagram of a linear control system is shown in the Fig, where r(t) is the reference input and n(t) is the disturbance. 1. Find the steady-state VALUE of e(t) when n(t)= 0 and r(t)= tus(t). Find the conditions on the values of and K so that the solution is valid N(S) Rcs) E(s) → sta S controller + KCS+ 3) (s² -1) Process 7(s)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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