11. For a stable second –order underdamped system, the poles are :
(a) Purely imaginary
(b) complex conjugate of each other
(c) real and unequal
(d) real and unequal
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 12. For undamped systems, the damping ratio is :
(a) ξ=0
(b) ξ=1
(c) ξ<1
(d) ξ>1
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 13. The system’s impulse response is sometimes referred to as the :
(a) weighting function of the system
(b) transfer function of the system
(c) transient response of the system
(d) steady-state response of the system
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 14. The transfer function is defined for :
(a) linear time –invariant systems
(b) linear time –varying systems
(c) nonlinear systems
(d) none of these
Explanation
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Let us discuss. 15. The nature of the transient response of a system is dependent :
(a) only on system poles
(b) only on the inputs applied
(c) both on the system poles and the applied inputs
(d) none of these
Explanation
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