An amplifier with gain G = 16 has positive feedback through a path with gain H = 0.01 (the feedback signal is added at the summing junction). Find the closed-loop gain T = C/R.
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An amplifier with gain G = 14 has positive feedback through a path with gain H = 0.025 (the feedback signal is added at the summing junction). Find the closed-loop gain T = C/R.
The plant G(s) = 1/(s + 7) has an inner (minor) negative feedback loop with gain H₁ = 5. A controller gain K = 13 and an outer unity negative feedback loop close the system. Find the closed-loop DC gain T(0).
The plant G(s) = 9/(s + 8) has an inner (minor) negative feedback loop with gain H₁ = 3. A controller gain K = 17 and an outer unity negative feedback loop close the system. Find the closed-loop pole p.
The plant G(s) = K/(s(s + 1)(s + 6)) is in a unity negative feedback loop. Use the Routh–Hurwitz criterion to find the largest gain Kmax for which the closed loop is stable.
Reduce the block diagram with G₁ = 4/(s + 4), G₂ = 2/(s + 7), an inner negative feedback H₁ = 4 around G₂ and an outer negative feedback H₂ = 0.2. Find the DC gain T(0) of C(s)/R(s).
Answer key
- 1. T = 19.05
- 2. T = 21.54
- 3. T(0) = 0.52
- 4. p = −188
- 5. Kmax = 42
- 6. T(0) = 0.1299
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