Matlab Code:
s = tf('s');
P = 0.9/(s^2 + 1.6*s + 0.48);
figure
step(P)
stepinfo(P)
%PI Controller Design to set rise time lessthan 2 sec%
Kp = 35;
Ki = 0.196;
C1 = pid(Kp,Ki)
T1 = feedback(C1*P,1)
figure
step(T1)
stepinfo(T1)
%PID Controller design to set overshoot = 0 %
Kp = 35;
Ki = 0.196;
Kd = 40;
C2 = pid(Kp,Ki,Kd)
T2 = feedback(C2*P,1);
figure
step(T2)
stepinfo(T2)
StepResponse:
PI Controller response:
PID Controller Response:
please explain your anwser and show your work. 4.37 Consider the process control system with, the...
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