1. What are the poles and zeros of G(s) ? Is the system stable? Explain. -flu...
210y= 3r + 6r (1) What is the characteristic equation of this system? (2) What are the system's poles and zeros (3) Plot the poles and the zeros on the s-plane (4) Is this system stable or unstable? Why or why not? (5) Estimate the system's response (not knowing the type of the input)
210y= 3r + 6r (1) What is the characteristic equation of this system? (2) What are the system's poles and zeros (3) Plot the poles and...
Poles and Zeros For the transfer function given: 0.85 8-44.64 G(s) = 긁+0.83 12.00 Part A-Poles Find the system pole 8 Submit Part B-Poles Find the system pole s2 Submit Part C-Zeros Find the system zero Submit Part D-Type of Response Based on the locations af the poles and zeros, what will be the response to a unit step inpue? O Harmonic Oscillations (Marginally stable) Oscillatory motion with exponential decay tending to zero (stable O Critically damped exponential decay (stable)...
s -3 +4i s 4+3i 1+0.707 1 b) What is the gain, K, associated with that point? Ans: Problem 3: A system is characterized by the following differential equation: If the input is x sinSt, use the frequency response method to determine the steady-state response of the output, yss(t). In showing your work, clearly identify expressions for G(s) Y(s)/X(s), G(jo), [G(jo) l and ф(co).
s -3 +4i s 4+3i 1+0.707 1 b) What is the gain, K, associated with that...
Problems: Consider the following system, G11(s) G12(8) G21 (s) G22(s) S+I S+2 G(s) 1S+2 s+1 and answer the following questions 1. Find the poles and zeros for each SISO transfer function G1 (s), G12(s), G21 (s) and G22(s) 2. For each SISO transfer function, eg, Yu (s) = G11(s)U1 (s), calculate a state space realization. 3. Explain how to obtain G(s) by connecting the four SISO transfer functions from 2 and calculate a state space realization for G(s) based on...
(20 pts) Pole-zero cancellation: common poles and zeros will bring us some issues in the system design and analysis. In this problem, we will analyze how to properly handle common poles and zeros. 2.1 Consider the following two systems System 1: G(s)~5+2 System 2: G(s) S+2 (s+1.99) (s+20) Using inverse Laplace transform, determine the step response and discuss whether you can use a first-order system to approximate the step response. 2.2 Now consider the following system G(s) = (s -1.99)...
Short Questions (30 pts.): what are the poles of the following system? Is the system stable? Ë] yt]-wu 1. dt Lx2
a.)Determine the values of the
poles and zeros of the closed loop system shown when the controller
gain kc = 0.
answer should be
no zeros
poles at s = 2.0 and -0.5 ± j
b.) Compare these with the open loop poles and zeros.
c.) Now determine the values of the poles and zeros at some very
high gain, say kc = 105 .
Determine the values of the poles and zeros of the closed loop system shown when...
Show all your work leading up to tne laT JUlu (1) Plot the poles and zeros of the following transfer functions. Also, identify if the transfer function represents a stable system. (20) (s+2)(s-5) (s+4) (s2+6s)(s2 +16) s(s+4)(s+7) (s+2) (s+3) (s2+9) (s2+4s2+13s) (s-1)(s2+10s+34) C. (22
Show all your work leading up to tne laT JUlu (1) Plot the poles and zeros of the following transfer functions. Also, identify if the transfer function represents a stable system. (20) (s+2)(s-5) (s+4) (s2+6s)(s2 +16)...
Given h(t)=(e-t+e-3t)u(t) find: A) The transfer function H(s). B) The locations of all poles and zeros. C) Determine if the system is stable or not D) Find the differential equation for this system.
In a continuous-time system, the laplace transform of the input X(s) and the output Y(s) are related by Y(s) = 2 (s+2)2 +10 a) If x(t) = u(t), find the zero-state response of the system, yzs(1). yzs() = b) Find the zero-input response of the system, yzi(t). Yzi(t) = c) Find the steady-state solution of the system, yss(t). Yss(t) =