Compare the unit-step command responses of the two designs. 10.60 The system shown in Figure P10.60 represents the probl

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Compare the unit-step command responses of the two designs. 10.60 The system shown in Figure P10.60 represents the problem of stabilizing the attitude of a rocket during takeoff or controlling the balance of a personal transporter. The applied force/represents that from the side thrusters of the rocket or the tangential force on the transporter wheels. For small angles, Newton's law for the system reduces to ML (M+m)gö - f where is the control variable. Design a control law to maintain & near zero. The specifications are = 0.707 and a 2% settling time of 8 sec. The parameter values are M40 slugs, m8 slugs, L 20 ft, and g 32.2 ft/sec.
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