For the system shown here in tasks 1-4 I have determined that for the value of K<3 the system is unstable, for K=3 the system is in oscillation and K>3 the system is stable. However i am unsure how to calculate the value of K to achieve a steady state error of 0.01% for T ≥ 10.
Many Thanks for the assistance
General Formula to find Steady-State Error:
Let our input is impulse:
We are given that, the steady-state error is less than 0.01%.
Response to a ramp input:
For the system shown here in tasks 1-4 I have determined that for the value of...
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