The angle of wipers of a windshield can be modelled by the following transfer function: G(s) K(s+1) (s - 1)(s + 4) The r

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The angle of wipers of a windshield can be modelled by the following transfer function: G(s) K(s+1) (s - 1)(s + 4) The r

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The Angle Of Wipers Of A Windshield Can Be Modelled By The Following Transfer Function G S K S 1 S 1 S 4 The R 1
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Part (c): Using the root locus plot of Figure Q2, identify K
when the system is marginally stable. Comment why a gain of 5 is
stable when a gain of 4 is unstable
The angle of wipers of a windshield can be modelled by the following transfer function: G(s) K(s+1) (s - 1)(s + 4) The root locus plot of the system, when K varies, is shown on Figure 02. 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 Auss 0 -0.2 -0.4 -0.6 -0.8 -6 -5 -3 -1 0 1 -2 Aaslais (encore) Figure 02:root locus plot a. State the type and the order of the system. Justify that the system is unstable. (2 marks) b. The system is controlled by a unity feedback. Draw the block diagram and state the transfer function for the controlled system. (4 marks) c. Verify that the system is unstable when K=4. Use the final value theorem and a step input. (2 marks)
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