For the block diagram shown in Fig.1(a), draw signal flow graph and hence find the closed loop transfer function using Mason's gain formula.
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The signal flow graph represents the flow of signals through the system. Each block in the block diagram corresponds to a node in the signal flow graph, and the arrows represent the flow of signals. In this case, we have three blocks: G1, G2, and G3. The output Show more…
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