Question: Problem 5 . Considering the control system given in RHS , ( a ) Sketch, by hand, its root locus if the controller G c

Problem 5. Considering the control system given in RHS,
(a) Sketch, by hand, its root locus if the controller Gc(s)=K and the plant is
Gp(s)=1(s-1)(s+4)(s+10)
When sketching the root locus, if necessary, make use of the asymptotes finding a and a that are the intersecting point and angles with the real axis, respectively with the following formula,
a=??finitepoles-??finitezeros#finitepoles-#finitepzeros and a=(2k+1)#finitepoles-#finitepzeros, where k=0,+-1,+-2,dots
(b) Determine the points where the root locus crosses the imaginary axis, if such intersections exist.
(c) Write the range of gain K making the system stable.
(d) Write the gain K that makes the system marginally stable. Then, calculate the frequency of the sustained oscillations in Hertz at this gain.
(e) Find the steady-state values of the error ess and output (time response)css for this P -controlled system for Gc(s)=80, when a unit step input is introduced.
(f) Propose a PI controller to eliminate the steady-state error when the input is a unit step for position control. You may use the gain of the P controller given in (e). You may locate the zero at -0.2.
(g) Determine the constant of proportionality Kp, and reset (integral) time Ti of the PI controller.
Problem 5 . Considering the control system given

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