Electronics and Communication Engineering - Automatic Control Systems
Exercise : Automatic Control Systems - Section 6
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 1
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 2
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 3
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 4
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 5
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 6
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 7
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 8
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 9
- Automatic Control Systems - Section 10
36.
Assertion (A): Derivative control action is also called rate control and has an anticipatory character.
Reason (R): Derivative control amplifies noise signals.
37.
Assertion (A): When a PID controller is added to a system, the peak overshoot to step input cannot be determined easily.
Reason (R): Use of PID controller introduces a zero in the forward path.
38.
For the system shown in the given figure the time response to unit step input is


39.
The slope of log magnitude asymptote changes by - 40 dB/ decade at a certain frequency and the error between asymptote and actual curve is - 6 dB. This means that
40.
Friction forces acts in a direction
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