Use Experiment 18E to study the relationship between acceleration feedback and system sample time.

Use the Live Scope display to see instability caused by excessive values of K_AFB.

a. Make a table that shows the relationship between the maximum allowable K_AFB with the system-observer sample time (T_SAMPLE) set at 0.00025, 0.0002, and 0.00015.

b. Compare the improvement in low-frequency disturbance response (say, 10 Hz) for each of the three settings with the baseline system (K_AFB = 0). (Set T Sample to 0.0001s for this part; this improves the readings from the DSA without requiring you to change the FFT sample time.)

c. Compare the results in part b with the ideal improvement gained by using acceleration feedback (see Equation 18.3).

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