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the ramp input, the steady state error of the control system (Type one) is: a) zero b) A/K c) infinite d) none of the them 2- After moving the pick-off point (as shown in the figure), The feedback transfer function will be equal to : R(s) a) H₂G, /a) 1 b) H₂/G₁ a) 1

the ramp input, the steady state error of the control system (Type one) is: a) zero b) A/K c) infinite d) none of the them 2- After moving the pick-off point (as shown in the figure), The feedback transfer function will be equal to : R(s) a) H₂G, /a) 1 b) H₂/G₁ a) 1

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1-For the ramp input, the steady state error of the control system (Type one) is: a) zero b) A/K c) infinite d) none of the them 2- After moving the pick-off point (as shown in the figure), The feedback transfer function will be equal to : R(s)- a) H₂G, /a) 1 b) H₂/G₁ G₁ b) 2 nos H₁ 3- For the root locus plot, the number of the asymptotes for the following system are: G(s)H(s) = c) 3 H₂ c) H₂+G₁ K a) 1<K <5 b)-5<K<I 0, d) none of them K(s+5) s(s+1) d) 4 4) For the following system, the range of K for which the system is stable: 1 testudy 36+25+1 C(s) c)-1<K <5 CO 4)-5<K <-1
Transcribed Image Text:1-For the ramp input, the steady state error of the control system (Type one) is: a) zero b) A/K c) infinite d) none of the them 2- After moving the pick-off point (as shown in the figure), The feedback transfer function will be equal to : R(s)- a) H₂G, /a) 1 b) H₂/G₁ G₁ b) 2 nos H₁ 3- For the root locus plot, the number of the asymptotes for the following system are: G(s)H(s) = c) 3 H₂ c) H₂+G₁ K a) 1<K <5 b)-5<K<I 0, d) none of them K(s+5) s(s+1) d) 4 4) For the following system, the range of K for which the system is stable: 1 testudy 36+25+1 C(s) c)-1<K <5 CO 4)-5<K <-1
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