Q. In force voltage analogy, displacement is analogous to

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Q. M circles are symmetrical with respect to real axis.

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Q. For the system with T(s) = 4/(s²+2s+4), the maximum resonance peak is

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Q. The polar plot of transport lag is a unit circle.

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Q. For the transport lag G(jω) = e^(-jωT), the polar plot is

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Q. Consider the following statements:

1. The positiveness of coefficients of characteristic equation is necessary as well as sufficient condition for stability of first and second order systems.
2. The positiveness of coefficients of characteristic equation ensures negativeness of real roots but is not sufficient condition for stability of third and higher order systems.

Out of above statements:

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Q. The frequency at which phase angle is 180° is called

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Q. In a mechanical accelerometer, the steady state displacement is a measure of

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Q. A unity feedback system has G(s) = 10/s(s+1)(s+2). If input r(t) = 1 + 2t + 3/2t³, the steady error is

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Q. Assertion (A): The root locus of a control system is symmetrical about real axis.

Reason (R): For all polynomials with real coefficients, complex poles always occur in conjugate pairs.

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Q. In log magnitude Bode diagram the slope of high frequency asymptote of (1 + jωT) is

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Q. Assertion (A): The time response, usually, is slower with lag compensation.

Reason (R): The natural undamped frequency and bandwidth are increased.

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Q. For the factor 1/(1 + 2jω) the corner frequency is

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Q. A lag compensator provides attenuation in

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Q. A stepper motor is essentially

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Q. In a synchro transmitter

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Q. The polar plot of G(jω) = 1/jω is

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Q. For an unstable system the gain margin is indicative of how much the gain should be decreased to make the system stable.

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Q. For a stable system having two or more gain crossover frequencies the phase margin is measured

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Q. In a second order system, peak overshoot is independent of

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