Question: Part B: Frequency Response In this lab, you will also be guided to design a lead and then a lag compensator for improving the transient

Part B: Frequency Response
In this lab, you will also be guided to design a lead and then a lag compensator for improving the transient response for the output of the closed loop system shown in Figure 1.
The transfer function of the plant is given in (2).
G(s)=40.9s2+s+1
We first analyse the system with only scalar controller:
Type the following to form the transfer function.
s=tf(s');
G=40.9**s2+s+1;
Ks=1;
Q=Ks**G;
figure(1);
bode(Q); ??%to produce Bode diagrams for G(s)**K(s)
Task 5 for the report:
5.1) Copy the bode diagrams plotted above, and present in the report. Then based on the bode diagrams, estimate the phase margin PM and crossover frequency o from the bode diagrams.
5.2) Derive the closed-loop transfer functions (considering the closed-loop system employs unity-gain negative feedback control).[1 mark]
[Hint: Note that the closed loop transfer function is T(s)=G(s)K(s)1+G(s)K(s) and n must be obtained from the denominator of T(s) as it may have non-unity DC gain.]
5.3) Check if the closed-loop bandwidth ( ~~n) is approximately equal to the crossover frequency (0), and the phase margin (in degrees) approximately equal to the closed-loop damping ratio, 100.
Part B: Frequency Response In this lab, you will

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