A first-order system is represented by the time domain differential equation A feedback controller is to be

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A first-order system is represented by the time domain differential equation
A first-order system is represented by the time domain differential

A feedback controller is to be designed such that
u(t) = -kx,
and the desired equilibrium condition is x(t) = 0 as t -> oo. The performance integral is defined as

A first-order system is represented by the time domain differential

and the initial value of the state variable is x(0) = ˆš2 Obtain the value of k in order to make J a minimum. Is this k physically realizable? Select a practical value for the gain k and evaluate the performance index with that gain. Is the system stable without the feedback due to u(t)l

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Modern Control Systems

ISBN: 978-0136024583

12th edition

Authors: Richard C. Dorf, Robert H. Bishop

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