The forward path transfer function of a control system with unity feedback is K s(s+ a)(s +30) G(s) = = where a and K are real constants. (a) Find the values of a and K so that the relative damping ratio of the complex roots of the characteristic equation is 0.5 and the rise time of the unit-step response is approximately 1 s. (b) With the values a and K found in part (a) determine the actual rise time using MATLAB simulation. With the values a and K found in part (a) determine steady-sate errors of the system when the reference input is: i. a unit-step function, and ii. a unit-ramp function

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The forward path transfer function of a control system with unity feedback is
K
G(s)
s(s + a)(s +30)
where a and K are real constants.
(a) Find the values of a and K so that the relative damping ratio of the complex roots of the
characteristic equation is 0.5 and the rise time of the unit-step response is approximately 1 s.
(b) With the values a and K found in part (a) determine the actual rise time using MATLAB
simulation.
(c) With the values a and K found in part (a) determine steady-sate errors of the system when the
reference input is:
i.
ii.
a unit-step function, and
a unit-ramp function
Transcribed Image Text:The forward path transfer function of a control system with unity feedback is K G(s) s(s + a)(s +30) where a and K are real constants. (a) Find the values of a and K so that the relative damping ratio of the complex roots of the characteristic equation is 0.5 and the rise time of the unit-step response is approximately 1 s. (b) With the values a and K found in part (a) determine the actual rise time using MATLAB simulation. (c) With the values a and K found in part (a) determine steady-sate errors of the system when the reference input is: i. ii. a unit-step function, and a unit-ramp function
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