Question: Problem 1 ( 3 6 pts ) Consider a system that inchudes a conpensator, shown in the figwe below. Figure 1 : Systen block diagram

Problem 1
(36 pts) Consider a system that inchudes a conpensator, shown in the figwe below.
Figure 1: Systen block diagram of problem 1.
The uncompensated plant transfer function \( G(s)\) and the compensator transfer function \( G_{e}(s)\) are given as:
\[
\begin{array}{l}
G(s)=\frac{10}{s(s+1)}\\
G_{a}(s)=\frac{s+3}{s+9}
\end{array}
\]
Let usexamine the compensated and unconpensated system open-loop trander functions (OLTF) using Bode and Nyquist plots. The uncompensated system OLTF refers to G(s) and the compersated OLTF refers to \( G_{e}(s) G(s)\).
(a)(10 pts) Generate Bode plots (magnitude and phast angle) for the uncompensated OLTF, and make sure the following details are incloded:
(1) Number of asymptotes in magnitude plots
(2) Comar frequencies of asmptotes in magnitode plots
(3) Slopes of asymptotes in magnitude plots
(4) Compare phase angles of sections that are segmented by comer freguencies
(b)(10 pts) Generate Bode plots (magritude and phase angle) for the compensated OLTF, and make sure the following details are incloded:
(1) Number of asymptotes in magnitude plots
(2) Comer frequencies of asymptotes in magnitude plots
(3) Slopes of asymptotes in magnitude plots (4) Compare phase angles of sections that are segmented by comer freguencies
(c)(6 pts) Compare (a) and (b) in details.
(d)(10 pts) Generate Nyquist plots for both TFs of interest, and compare them by finding and marking the following two items:
(1) gain margin
(2) phase margin
Comment on how the compensator has (or has not) inprowed the system relative stalility?
Problem 1 ( 3 6 pts ) Consider a system that

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