Problem 5: Consider the following LTI system: r(t) y(1) D(s) G(s) where D(s) = K1 +2, G(s) = - and K1, K2 + 0. (a) Show that the transfer function of the feedback system (that is, from r(t) to y(?))...


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Problem 5:<br>Consider the following LTI system:<br>r(t)<br>y(1)<br>D(s)<br>G(s)<br>where<br>D(s) = K1 +2, G(s) =<br>-<br>and K1, K2 + 0.<br>(a) Show that the transfer function of the feedback system (that is, from r(t) to y(?)) is:<br>K1s + K2<br>s2 + (K1 – 1)s + K2'<br>T(s) =<br>(b) Assume that K1 and K2 have been selected such that the system is asymptotically stable but the values are<br>unknown. And assume that the input is r(t) = u(t). Show that the final value of the output y(f) is always equal<br>to 1 regardless of the values of K1 and K2.<br>(c) Now, assume that the parameters are selected as K1 = -3, K2 = . Calculate the zero-state response of the<br>system to input r(1) = u(1) and the final value of the response<br>(d) Compare your results of (b) and (c) and comment on any common or differences between them.<br>

Extracted text: Problem 5: Consider the following LTI system: r(t) y(1) D(s) G(s) where D(s) = K1 +2, G(s) = - and K1, K2 + 0. (a) Show that the transfer function of the feedback system (that is, from r(t) to y(?)) is: K1s + K2 s2 + (K1 – 1)s + K2' T(s) = (b) Assume that K1 and K2 have been selected such that the system is asymptotically stable but the values are unknown. And assume that the input is r(t) = u(t). Show that the final value of the output y(f) is always equal to 1 regardless of the values of K1 and K2. (c) Now, assume that the parameters are selected as K1 = -3, K2 = . Calculate the zero-state response of the system to input r(1) = u(1) and the final value of the response (d) Compare your results of (b) and (c) and comment on any common or differences between them.

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