Time Domain Analysis – 50

50. Due to derivative control, the steady – state error is :

(a) reduced
(b) increased
(c) not effected
(d) made zero

Answer

Answer : (a)

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Time Domain Analysis - 47
Time Domain Analysis » Exercise - 147. Due to derivative control ,the steady – state error is : (a) reduced (b) increased (c) not effected (d) made zero
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Time Domain Analysis » Exercise - 149. Due to an increase in the forward path gain of a control system , the steady – state error is : (a) reduced (b) increased (c) not effected (d) eliminated
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Time Domain Analysis » Exercise - 148. Due to integral control, the order of a control system is : (a) increased (b) decreased (c) not effected (d) none of these
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Time Domain Analysis » Exercise - 132. Due to an increase in the forward path gain of a control system, the steady – state error is : (a) reduced (b) increased (c) not effected (d) made infinite
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Time Domain Analysis » Exercise - 122. The steady – state error of a first - order system to a ramp input is equal to : (a) the time constant of the system (b) zero (c) infinity (d) none of these
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