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    Lab Task 1: Part (1) at 50

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    Measure the governing parameters i.e., settling time, natural frequency, damping ratio from the graphical representation of a transfer function

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    Measure the governing parameters i.e., settling time, natural frequency, damping ratio from the graphical representation of a transfer function

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    Measure the governing parameters i.e., settling time, natural frequency, damping ratio from the graphical representation of a transfer function

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    Lab Task 1: Part (1) at 50

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    Measure the governing parameters i.e., settling time, natural frequency, damping ratio from the graphical representation of a transfer function

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    LAB TASK 1:

    Part (1)
    At 50

    At 75

    At 100
    At 150

    A200

    OUTPUT:
    Graph:
    At 50
    Comments:
    The given transfer function at 50 value of gain the graph first
    increase the disturbance and then reduce the disturbance to show
    the stability
    At 75
    Comments:
    The given transfer function at 75 as compare to pervious values of
    gain the graph first increase the disturbance and then reduce the
    disturbance to show the stability.
    Greater will the gain margin greater will be the stability of the
    system

    At 100
    Comments:
    The given transfer function at 100 value of gain the graph first
    increase the disturbance more than as pervious values and then
    reduce the disturbance to show the stability and greater the stability
    as compare to previous gain value

    At 150
    Comments:
    Now the value of gain is 150 more than the previous one the graph
    first increases the disturbance more than pervious on and then
    reduce the disturbance to show the stability of the system.
    At 200
    Comments:
    Now at 200 value of gain the graph first increase the disturbance at
    this there is highly disturbance but reduce and reduce the to show
    the stability of the system it means Greater will the gain margin
    greater will be the stability of the system
    Poles and zeros:

    Graph:
    At 50
    At 75

    At 100
    At 150

    At 200
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    LAB TASK 1:
    Part (2)
    At 50

    At 75

    At 100

    At 150
    At 200

    Graph:
    At 50
    Comments:
    If we change the transfer function and then check the graph at 50
    value of gain the graph show small disturbance also show the less
    stability due to small value of gain.

    At 75
    Comments:
    The given transfer function at 75 value of gain the graph first
    increase the disturbance as compare to previous value of gain and
    then reduce the disturbance to show the stability
    At 100
    Comments:
    Now small disturbance increases when the value of gain increase
    from 75 to 100 but the system show stability as we increase the
    value of the gain as compared to previous ones.

    At 150
    Comments:
    The given transfer function at 150 values of gain the graph first
    increase the disturbance and then reduce the distance to show the
    stability

    At 200
    Comments:
    With the increasing the value of the gain of any transfer function
    firstly it shows the disturbance in the graph but decrease the
    disturbance to show the stability of the system.
    At given transfer function I changed the values of gain from 50
    then 75,100,150 and 200 at 200 I checked that the system is show
    more stability as compared to the previous values of the gain.
    Greater will the gain margin greater will be the stability of the
    system
    POLES AND ZEROES
    Graph:
    At 50

    At 75

    At 100
    At 150

    At200

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