Stability Theory – 8

Stability Theory » Exercise – 1

8. The advantages of Nyquist stability test is/are :

(a) it guides in stabilising an unstable system
(b) it enables to predict closed loop stability from open loop results
(c) is is applicable to experimental results of frequency response of open loop system
(d) all of the above

Answer
Answer : (d)

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