A system has a complex pole pair of (-1 + 2j) and a real zero of (-3). The steady state output to a unit step input is 2. Estimate the transfer function of the system.
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We know that the system has a complex pole pair of (-1 + 2j) and (-1 - 2j), and a real zero of (-3). So, the transfer function can be written in the form: $$ G(s) = K \frac{s + 3}{(s + 1 + 2j)(s + 1 - 2j)} $$ Show more…
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