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thomas49th
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Homework Statement
http://gyazo.com/8187e80897fe361d555dbb9e5399366d
Okay, quite stuck here. Spent a few hours with the notes and tried some websites, but I'm still not confident in plotting Nyquist Diagrams
Homework Equations
N = Z-P
The Attempt at a Solution
Well, at w=0, gain is -2 and at w= ∞ gain = 0.
We also have a pole at s=0.5 in the right half plane... so P=1, correct? As we have an unstable pole?
As for the phase it goes from 0 to -90°. WHY is calculating the phase important, where is this show on the Nyquist plot!?Do I now have enough information to draw it?
How would you go about drawing it?
How do I know what values to the j-axis should take? How do I know if it's meant to loop around under the real axis and back up to (0,0)
Many Thanks
ThomasAnswers:
http://gyazo.com/da99d7751508263c497af7270010228f
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