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Show that the system is stable and the final answer is Z=N+P =-2-2-0, which means the system stable. Also, make sure to find Gain margin (GM) and Phase margin (PM). Digital Compensator Plant R(s) c(s) G(s) Sensor For standard system as shown bellow, the open loop frequency response is as shown on the flowing page. Use the Nyquist Criterion to determine whether or not system is stable. Determine any applicable stability margins. Be sure to solve the problem step by step, including the direction of travel on the Nyquist diagram, and any calculations however sample that are required to determine stability. Where: 2s G(s) = (s-0.2)(s + 5) . H(s) = 1 , D(z) = 1.2

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