Please Login To Continue
Question Based on Stability of Control System
Lesson 4 of 10 • 2 upvotes • 8:40mins
Akhilesh Pandey
Stability of Control System In time domain a system is said to be causal, if system function Hence, for the control system to be stable (ROC to include imaginary axis), it must have all of its poles in left half s-plane. Roots of characteristic equation give the position of closed loop poles. So A second order control system is stable if both the roots of its characteristic equation (closed loop poles) lie in the left half plane (i.e. negative). GATE- 2011: 1 Mark question
Score Booster GATE Questions
10 lessons • 1h 41m
1
Question Based on Concept of Resonance, V-I Relation for R, L, C Elements
10:38mins
2
Question Based on Fermi Level Shift in Extrinsic Semiconductor
9:35mins
3
Question Based on Characteristic of op-amp
10:28mins
4
Question Based on Stability of Control System
8:40mins
5
Question Based on Spectrum of Modulated Signal
9:52mins
6
Question based on concept of 8085 instructions length and special purpose registers
12:05mins
7
Question based on Johnson counter and DAC
9:10mins
8
Question based on Duality property of Fourier transform
9:14mins
9
Question based on Transmission line parameters
9:57mins
10
Question based on polar plot, lead and lag network
11:20mins
Crack Gate (Ece) with Unacademy
Get subscription and access unlimited live and recorded courses from India's best educators
Structured syllabus
Daily live classes
Ask doubts
