True False If a type 1 system is subjected to parabolic input, the value of steady state error will be zero. Two loops are said to be non- touching only if no common Branch exists between them. A system with transfer function 1/Ts+1, subjected to a unit step input to reach 63.2% of final ualue

True False If a type 1 system is subjected to parabolic input, the value of steady state error will be zero. Two loops are said to be non- touching only if no common Branch exists between them. A system with transfer function 1/Ts+1, subjected to a unit step input to reach 63.2% of final ualue

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True
False
If a type 1
system is
subjected to
parabolic input,
the value of
steady state
error will be
zero.
Two loops are
said to be non-
touching only if
no common
Branch exists
between them.
A system with
transfer
function
1/Ts+1,
subjected to a
unit step input
to reach 63.2%
of final value,
The value oftis
T/2.

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