For each root locus in Figure 1 to 4; i) Identify whether the system is stable or not based on the poles and zeros location on the s-plane ii) State whether the root locus sketch is corrent or not. If the sketch is wrong, explain the reason why, and re-draw the correct approximation sketch of the root locus. jo jo s-plane s-plane Double pole Figure 1 Figure 2 ja jo s-plane s-plane Figure 3 Figure 4

For each root locus in Figure 1 to 4; i) Identify whether the system is stable or not based on the poles and zeros location on the s-plane ii) State whether the root locus sketch is corrent or not. If the sketch is wrong, explain the reason why, and re-draw the correct approximation sketch of the root locus. jo jo s-plane s-plane Double pole Figure 1 Figure 2 ja jo s-plane s-plane Figure 3 Figure 4

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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Problem 5RQ: What are interpoles, and what is their purpose?

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